Mar 5, 2021 8:51 AM
As the call for scrapping the Digital Security Act grows after the death in jail of writer Mushtaq Ahmed, Information Minister Hasan Mahmud says repealing the law will mean other laws have to be scrapped as well when people arrested under those laws die. Are you satisfied with his argument?
Yes - 54%
Mar 5, 2021 8:51 AM
As the call for scrapping the Digital Security Act grows after the death in jail of writer Mushtaq Ahmed, Information Minister Hasan Mahmud says repealing the law will mean other laws have to be scrapped as well when people arrested under those laws die. Are you satisfied with his argument?
Yes - 54%
Mar 5, 2021 8:51 AM
As the call for scrapping the Digital Security Act grows after the death in jail of writer Mushtaq Ahmed, Information Minister Hasan Mahmud says repealing the law will mean other laws have to be scrapped as well when people arrested under those laws die. Are you satisfied with his argument?
Yes - 54%
16th December, 2020 12:09:06
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) faces an ‘imminent split’ as a faction of leaders is likely to quit the party for what they say lack of proper leadership in the absence of its Chairperson Khaleda Zia at the helm.
Tension is running high in the party after a few central leaders, led by a standing committee member and a vice-chairman, recently became active in rejuvenating the party keeping aside Khaleda Zia and incumbent acting Chairman Tarique Rahman.
It escalated after two BNP vice-chairmen were served show-cause notices for breaching the party discipline.
However, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir denied any conflict in the party. “There’s no problem inside our party now,” he told the Daily Sun on Tuesday.
Mar 5, 2021 8:51 AM
As the call for scrapping the Digital Security Act grows after the death in jail of writer Mushtaq Ahmed, Information Minister Hasan Mahmud says repealing the law will mean other laws have to be scrapped as well when people arrested under those laws die. Are you satisfied with his argument?
Yes - 54%