Posts Tagged ‘Ruling Party’

Law Minister’s view contradicted : Shaon not under Arms Act purview: DMP Chief

Staff Reporter

Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner AKM Shahidul Haque yesterday said there was no scope of charging ruling party Parliament Member Nurunnabi Chowdhury Shaon under the Arms Act.

The DMP Commissioner contradicted State Minister for Law Qamrul Islam a day after he said a ruling party MP was guilty of murder under the Arms Act.

Shahidul Haque was speaking at a press conference at the detective and criminal intelligence headquarters in the city yesterday.

On Sunday, the State Minister for law said, “Shaon is guilty under the Arms Act as one man’s licensed weapon cannot be kept with another, but he (Shaon) did so.”

‘Toll’ or ’service charge’—what’s in a name?



Shamsul Huq Zahid

What’s in a name? Let one, if one so desires, name the money collected illegally at various points from buses and trucks in and outside Dhaka as ‘toll’ or ‘operational cost’ or ’service charge’. It matters little to the associations of bus and truck owners and transport workers’ unions. They would be happy to get their fair share in the booty.

People won’t allow running country with dictates of foreign powers: Khaleda



BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia Saturday cautioned the Awami League (AL) government that people will not allow running the country with the dictates of foreign powers, reports UNB.

“Take lesson from the past how the people of Bangladesh toppled the autocratic government,” she said at an Iftar function, indicating the ruling party.

Eight like-minded political parties hosted the Iftar in the city. The hosts were Jagpa, National People’s Party (NPP), Bangladesh National Awami Party (NAP), National Democratic Party (NDP), Bangladesh Islamic Party, Bangladesh Labour Party, NAP (Bhasani) and Bangladesh Muslim League.

Commuters suffer for lack of space : Drug addicts, floating people crowd passenger sheds

Azzizur Rahaman

Although several hundred passenger sheds were built on the roadsides of the capital city Dhaka, the commuters are deprived of having desired facilities as many of those sheds located in various wrong points.

The city dwellers alleged that these passenger shades are now being captured by the snatchers, drug addicts, smugglers, floating people and some others by the hawkers. Most of the shades are also being used for commercial purposes. Many illegal billboards were set up on the top of the sheds.

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