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A Chhatra Dal leader has been killed in a clash between two groups during the distribution of sweets after the pronouncement of ICT verdict against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus has instructed district administrators to carry out their duties in the upcoming election and referendum with one hundred percent honesty, impartiality and dedication, saying that this election is not a conventional election but a vote to save the country.
Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin has said the Election Commission (EC) is prepared to face any challenge surrounding the upcoming polls. However, he warned that if political parties do not cooperate, there is a risk that the election may be called into question.
What if we grabbed our biscuit packet to eat with our morning tea instead of the biscuit itself? Or what if we ate the water bottle after drinking from it? Sounds strange, right? But this could actually be the future!
The International Crimes Tribunal is set to deliver its verdict against Sheikh Hasina and three other accused on Monday (November 17) in the case of crimes against humanity committed during the July mass movement. Whether the verdict convicts or acquits the accused, it will not be considered a final judgment immediately. After going through various trial procedures, we will have to wait a long time for the final verdict from the Supreme Court. This is what legal experts have said.
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A Chhatra Dal leader has been killed in a clash between two groups during the distribution of sweets after the pronouncement of ICT verdict against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
The National Citizen Party (NCP) convener Md. Nahid Islam welcomed the International Crimes Tribunal’s verdict against Sheikh Hasina, calling it a milestone in Bangladesh’s judicial history.
Jamaat-e-Islami has called for Sheikh Hasina’s return from India, saying her trial by International Crimes Tribunal-1 was transparent, impartial, and met international standards.
The National Citizen Party (NCP) Member-Secretary Akhtar Hossain has said that the death sentence handed down to Sheikh Hasina is the “appropriate justice” for crimes against humanity, urging the government to implement the verdict without any delay.
What if we grabbed our biscuit packet to eat with our morning tea instead of the biscuit itself? Or what if we ate the water bottle after drinking from it? Sounds strange, right? But this could actually be the future!
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Indian authorities have expressed their immediate reaction to the death sentence verdict ordered for ousted Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina by the tribunal for “crimes against humanity”.
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