Bangladesh polls 'not election but selection'; Jamaat to wield power from behind: Sajeeb Wazed Joy

Bangla polls: will Jamaat turn a dark horse?

Shifts and equations that are likely in the election to Bangladesh's parliament

Sheikh Hasina’s son calls for boycott of ‘rigged’ Bangladesh polls, questions Feb 12 election

New Delhi: Ahead of Bangladesh’s February 12 general election, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeed Wazed Joy has launched a sharp attack on the election process. He even called it “rigged” and urged citizens to boycott the vote. Speaking via video link at a public event in India. Joy said the country was being run by extremists and warned that the upcoming election would lack legitimacy. Joy was addressing a discussion around the bo…

Bangladesh polls 'not election but selection'; Jamaat to wield power from behind: Sajeeb Wazed Joy

Kolkata, Feb 2 (PTI) Terming Bangladesh's February 12 parliamentary polls a "selection, not an election", Awami League leader Sajeeb Wazed Joy warned that even if the BNP emerges as the largest party, Islamist outfit Jamaat-e-Islami would effectively "call the shots from behind", resulting in a weak and externally influenced government.Speaking virtually at the discussion on a book titled "Inshallah Bangladesh - The story of a Unfinished Revolut…

‘Bangladesh Wants Change; Jamaat Capable Of Delivering’

At the grassroots level, the BNP has effectively behaved like the ruling party for the past year and a half, claims Barrister Arman, the Jamaat-e-Islami candidate from Dhaka 14 The post ‘Bangladesh Wants Change; Jamaat Capable Of Delivering’ appeared first on StratNews Global.