Prime Minister pays tribute to Bangabandhu's portrait on Victory Day

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina paid tribute to the portrait of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman with flowers on the Great Vijt Day.

On Friday (December 16) around 7:30 am, the head of government paid tribute to the portrait installed in front of Bangabandhu Bhavan in Dhanmondi of the capital.

After paying tribute, the Prime Minister is silent for some time, and the tragic tune will be played in the bugle.

After that, Sheikh Hasina paid tribute to the portrait of Bangabandhu on the top leaders of Aomi League as the party president.

After paying tribute to the Prime Minister and Aoami League President for the portrait of Bangabandhu, it will be opened to people from all walks of life.

Awami League, Aoami League associates and fraternal organizations are paying tribute to Bangabandhu's portrait, including various social and cultural organizations, and at 7:30 am. Sheikh Hasina paid tribute to the martyrs of the liberation war at the Jati Memorial.

On December 16, 1971, the Bengali nation was an independent state in the midst of the 24-year long freedom struggle and the bloody liberation war of the nine months under the leadership of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

On this day in the afternoon of 1971, the then Race Course Madadan (now Sohrardi Udyan) the occupying Pakistani invaders surrendered. This is the ultimate victory of the country, which was born in 52 years and the country was born in 1971. The country was born in 1971. The country was born in 1971. On this day of 1970, the country was born in 1971. The festival of Bijat is being celebrated from the capital Dhaka to the remote villages.




Case filed against 215 BNP leaders and activists for vandalizing AL office in Kamalnagar

The incident of attack and vandalism of the office of Aomi League in Kamalnagar Upazila of Laxmipur has been filed against 215 BNP leaders and activists. On Monday (December 12), the Dalita Karthal of the Upazila Awami League was attacked and vandalized by the BNP leaders and activists.

Awami League's complaint was that BNP leaders and activists attacked their party office on Monday night and vandalized their party office. On the other hand, BNP's claim that the BNP leaders and activists have filed a false case against BNP leaders and activists.

Mohammad Ullya, organizing secretary of the case, the plaintiff of the case, Mohammad Ullya, said that around 12 o'clock in the night, 150 to 200 BNP leaders and activists led by the general secretary of BNP, Mohammad Ibrahim, attacked and vandalized the office of the Upazila Awtami League located in Hazirhat Bazar.

The other accused in the case mentioned in the statement are Sajjad Hossain Saju, Rahat, Jaher, Helal, Russell, Rakib, Dolan, Deloar, Morshed, Deloar Hossain Manik,, Main Uddin, Ibrahim Khalil, Nazim Member and Belal.

Kamalnagar Upazila Awami League President Nizam Uddin said BNP leaders and activists attacked their party office and four of their leaders and activists were injured and two of the injured have been admitted to the hospital.

Kamalnagar Upazila BNP member secretary Nurul Huda Chowdhury said that the leaders and activists of Aomi League planned a false case against BNP leaders and activists in the drama of vandalism of two or four tables of their party office in the middle of the night.

Central BNP leader, former Member of Parliament of Laxmipur-4 (Ramgati and Kamalnagar) Constituency ABM Ashraf Uddin Nijan strongly condemned the case of false cases against BNP leaders and activists.

Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Kamalnagar Police Station. Solaiman confirmed the poison of the case and said that legal action will be taken against those who investigate the incident.




Jamaat Ameer Shafiqur arrested

Amir Dr. Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh. Shafiqur Rahman has been arrested by DMP's counter-terrorism The and Transnational Crime (CTTC) units, first on Tuesday (December 13) at 4 am, were taken from the capital's Uttara home and were later arrested by the white-clad dresses.
Deputy Commissioner (DC) of DMP's Midi and Public Relations Department Md Farooq Hossain confirmed the poison, he said, Amir of Jamaat Dr. Shafiq was arrested by the CTTC, but he could not confirm the poison in which case he was arrested.

Before this, the central working council member and secretary of Dhaka Metropolitan South Dr. Shafiqul Islam Masud confirmed the poison of the arrest on his page on social media Facebook, for what reason or what case Dr. Shafiqur was arrested, he could not confirm that either.

DC Md. Farooq Hossain confirmed from Dr. Banglanews contacted several police officials to find out about the poison of Shafiqur Rahman, who was not willing to talk about the poison.

It is known from a medium that after being arrested in the morning, the Amir of the Jamaat was taken to the DB office on Minto Road in the capital.

It is to be noted that on December 10, Jamaat announced the program of simultaneous movement with BNP and the party has announced that it will be in the field for various demands including the caretaker government from December 24. Earlier on November 9, the police arrested Jamaat Amir's son Rafat Sadiq Saifullah on charges of militant involvement.




BNP MPs announce resignation

Seven BNP MPs (MPs) have announced their resignation, which was announced at the Dhaka Divisional rally at Golapbagh ground in the capital on Saturday.

BNP parliamentarians are - Bogra-6 Constituency MP Golam Mohammad Siraj, Bogu-4 Constituency MP Mosharraf Hossain, Thakurgaon-3 Constituency MP Zahidur Rahman, Chapainawabganj-2 Constituency MP Aminul Islam, Chapainawabganj-3 Constituency MP Harunur Rashid, Brahmanbaria-2 Constituency MP Abdus Sattar Bhuya and Reserved Women Constituency MP Rumin Farhana.

BNP MP Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain said in his speech, "We have come here after resigning. Rumin Farhana said in his speech, "We went to the party's decision. The people's suffering in the parliament cannot be said. In this situation, it is the same as not to be in the parliament. We have submitted our resignations in e-mail.




Around December 10, the police are in a strict position in Dhaka

There is only one day left of the BNP rally in the capital. There is anxiety in the capital around the December 10 rally. The schism of law and order forces has been seen in the city to keep the environment unhindered.

Despite the activity of the law enforcement agencies for the past few days, a large number of police have seen their eyes on each other, and RAB members have been seen in these places.

The members of the law enforcement agencies were found to be searching for the establishment of check posts in important areas and various locations, including the dressed law enforcement agencies and a large number of white-clothed members in the capitaljug.

According to police sources, the BNP rally has been created with massive security forces, which are working in coordination with the police, RAB and the Deogrants organisation.

The inactivity has been monitored by the accused in various cases, including the monitoring of the cyber crime team of various police units, social media.




Kamalnagar Chhatra League President Rubel, Secretary Harun

Kamalnagar (L²ipur) representative: Laipur District Chhatra League has approved the new committee of Kamalnagar Upazila Chhatra League of Laipur for 1 year.

Last Monday, December 5, Nur Uddin Chowdhury Rubel's President and Harunur Rashid as General Secretary published a press release signed by Laipur District Chhatra League President Saiful Islam Rocky and General Secretary Shahadat Hossain Bhita.

Earlier, the former committee was suspended on October 17 due to various incompatible allegations and the District Chhatra League declared the dissolution of the committee on November 14.

The new committee vice-president Tanjur Rahman Rubel, Prince Mahmud Arafat, Mahbur Alam Shipul, joint general secretary Jihad Al Shams, Arafat Sani, organizing secretary Zahidul Islam Anik, Saheduzzaman Naeem and 9 members including 9 members claim that the Kamalnagar Upajlo Chhatra League will be well organized.




High Court orders legal action against 'fake doctors'

The High Court has directed the government to take appropriate legal action against the ‘fake’ doctor who does not have a valid certificate and registration for practice as a doctor.

The High Court bench of Justice KM Kamrul Quader and Justice Mohammad Ali gave this order on Tuesday.

Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC). The President and Inspector General of Police (IGP) have also been directed to submit a report within 3 months in accordance with the direction of the High Court in 3 months. At the same time, they have been issued a rule to explain why they are in vain to amend the existing 3 years imprisonment for the punishment of ”Bhuta” doctors and the health of the patients.

In the rule, it is asked why steps should not be taken to amend the Medical and Dental Council Act-2018 (3) and 29 (2) to increase the punishment of the officials.

The Supreme Court lawyer asked for necessary instructions in this regard. The High Court bench of Justice KM Kamrul Quader and Justice Mohammad Ali gave the order in view of a writ petition filed by JR Khan Robin.

He submitted the application as a public interest case to the High Court on November 29. In order to increase the amount of punishment for ‘fake’ doctors, the government has asked for instructions to amend the relevant laws. In the application, he said, ‘Many patients are being cheated by fake doctors who have not had a valid certificate of practice and unregistered practice.’

Mentioning that such ‘fake’ doctors are creating a serious threat to the health of patients, he said, ‘The punishment for such illegal acts is only 3 years imprisonment and a fine of 1 lakh taka which is very inadequate.’

Petitioner JR Khan Robin presented the application himself and Deputy Attorney General Abdullah Al Mahmoud Bashar was present for the state during the hearing of the application today.




There is a risk that the low pressure formed in the Bay of Bengal may turn into a cyclone.

A low pressure has formed over the Bay of Bengal, which can become a cyclone in a few days, which may hit India.

The temperature may increase to a slight extent in Bangladesh, which may cause rain or two, and the effects of the cyclone are over and winter may be cold.

Bazlur Rashid, weatherman of the Department of Abhawa, has known this information to the media.
The low pressure could turn into a low pressure by Tuesday, then it could become a cyclone with more power, which is likely to hit the Andhra or Tamil Nadu coast of India.

Bazlur Rashid said, ‘There is no danger of hitting Bangladesh if the low pressure turns into a cyclone.’ If it turns into a cyclone, the name will be ‘Mandaus’. This name is the Deo of the United Arab Emirates.




Police surround residential hotel in Banani on suspicion of militants

Police have surrounded a residential hotel in Banani of the capital on suspicion of being a terrorist.

Banani Thana police stationed around the hotel around 9 pm on Saturday, and the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Gulshan Division DC Abdul Ahad confirmed the poison to Jugantar.

Banani police station OC Noore Azam said, "We have surrounded the hotel called North City. We suspect that there are militants there.

He added that the hotel in Banani and a mess were surrounded on suspicion of terrorists, we believe that militants may stay here for the purpose of sabotage. We have information for several days and we have launched the operation based on that.




Application for admission to the XI starts on December 8, fee is 150 taka

Admission applications for class XI in various colleges will start from December 8. It will continue till December 15. This time too, students will be admitted to class XI on the basis of SSC or equivalent exam results. There will be no exam for admission. Applications for admission will be accepted online. The online application fee has been fixed at 150 taka.

The date for accepting applications for admission to class 11 and other matters were decided in a meeting held at the Ministry of Education on Thursday. Education Minister Dipu Moni joined the meeting virtually. The rest joined the meeting in person.

Dhaka Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board Chairman Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar, who attended the meeting, informed Dainik Shiksha.com about the decision on Thursday evening. He also said that applications can be made online with a minimum of five and a maximum of 10 educational institutions in order of preference. The application fee has been set at Tk 150.

He also said, "The college admission fee will remain the same. We hope to receive the ministry's instructions on Friday or Monday. The admission notification will be issued next week."

It is worth noting that the results of the SSC and equivalent examinations were published on November 28. This time, 19 lakh 94 thousand 137 students took the SSC and equivalent examinations and 17 lakh 43 thousand 619 passed. These students are waiting for admission to higher secondary.