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Bangladesh Awami League candidate Mohammad A. in the by-election of Dhaka-17 seat. Arafat said to the BNP, whether the opponent is apparently or behind, we will not let the boat lose. He said these things after submitting the nomination papers to Munir Hossain's office. How does it feel to be a candidate for an election without an opponent - He said in response to the question of journalists, "Not the opponent is not really our opponents who are, they are actually. They are not for strategic reasons. They were there, they are there. Apparently whether they are or behind, we will defeat them, no matter how they are. BNP is also in Dhaka-17 seat in Dhaka-17 seat."

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Dhaka district BNP started its journey from Paltan to hold a sit-in program at Vidyut Bhavan in protest against severe heat and loadshedding. But when it came to the front of Notre Dame College, Berikitt came to the fore. The police stopped the procession. Later, the road under the Foot Over Bridge of Notre Dame College was held and the BNP marched and addressed the incident on Thursday (June 8) at around 1:15 PM. 'The program is being held to raise a sit-in program and memorandum in front of the electricity office.

Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that the Bengalis do not bow down to the domestic and foreign pressure. Today, he joined the discussion meeting organized on the occasion of the historic Six Point Day, he said, "Bengali does not bow down to that pressure, we will protect the people's right to vote in the country and the people of the country. We are the ones who have brought democracy to the country and struggled. We are not going to bring democracy to Bangladesh because we are not being continued in the country.

Criticizing the politics of BNP, Awami League General Secretary Obaudul Quader said, they have no other work to do to foreigners. The only lies they have...

The Japanese Ambassador to Bangladesh Iwama Kiminori is meeting with BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir. Today, the meeting started at 10 am at the BNP Chairperson's office in Gulshan.

The case of acquiring known non-extravenous wealth is the case of BNP acting cheeterman Tarek Rahman and his wife Dr. Two more witnesses have been testified against Zobada Rahmaner, who testified in the court of Dhaka Senior Special Judge Md Asaduzzaman on Thursday (June 1) Senior Sales Officer of Sundarban Air Travels Md. Golam Kibrita and accountant. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman took the testimony and testified the court, the court set a date for the next hearing and the court set June 4 for further testimony. The case has so far been completed by 10 of the 56 witnesses in the case.

The 3, 4th and 6th Member and 6th Member of the 5th No. 5. 5th and 6th Member of Shyamamlagram in Shyamalgram was held in the 5th No. 5. 5.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul has criticized the fact that BNP Secretary Mirza Fakhrul has been intending to uphold the sentence of two BNP leaders in the corruption case. Obatadul Quader said that the irresponsible statement of BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul has disappointed the countrymen about the verdict given by the lower court to the two BNP leaders in the corruption case.

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