Tag: 14-party alliance
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Awami League strengthens ties with China through strategic cooperation and partnership
On Monday afternoon, a 9-member high level delegation of leaders of Jashod, Workers Party and Samayabadi Dal left for China. He will visit Kunming. This delegation included Workers Party President Rashed Khan Menon, Samayabadi Dal General Secretary Dilip Barua, Jashod General Secretary Shireen Akhtar, Jashod Working President Rabiul Alam, Jashod Joint General Secretary Mohammad Mohsin,…
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The future of the 14-party alliance is in danger as resentment grows among leaders.
According to sources, the Workers' Party is trying to revive the old 11-party alliance. The party also wants Jashod in this process. The two parties have remained united in talks with the ruling Awami League in the 14-party alliance. These two parties are the most active parties across the country outside the AL in the…
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14-party alliance in crisis: Future uncertain after election debacle
A top leader of the alliance of 14 parties said that the senior leaders of the alliance do not see any future in electoral politics. Sources said the alliance partners have never been so surrounded since they started contesting elections together in 2008. JP President Anwar Hussain Manju was elected MLA seven times and minister…
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No-confidence and blame game in 14-party alliance after elections: Awami League’s control and dissatisfaction of alliance partners
A top leader of a party involved in the alliance, on condition of anonymity, told Prothom Alo that the feeling of distrust in the alliance has also increased. As part of Awami League’s desire to make the election participatory, several candidates from its party participated in the election. Awami League told these candidates that it…
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AL agrees to give seats to partners and allies in the final electoral phase
The ruling Awami League is today set to enter the final leg of its election journey by bringing together almost all the parties represented in the current Parliament as partners and allies. Initially, the ruling party had announced that 7 seats would be allocated to the 14-party alliance partners, but at the last moment that…
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Awami League agrees to share 7 seats with partners in 14-party alliance, concerns over independent candidates
Workers’ Party president Rashed Khan Menon did not get the Dhaka-8 constituency, from where the MP has contested elections on the boat symbol three times. Rashed Khan Menon did not file any nomination papers for Dhaka and Awami League nominated its joint secretary AFM Bahauddin Naseem for Dhaka-8 constituency. The Workers’ Party chief filed nomination…
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Tension rises in 14-party alliance over seat-sharing deadline and alliance
According to Awami League sources, the party’s stand on the 14-party alliance partners is very clear. First, the partners are expected to accept a reduction in the number of seats they currently hold, as the demand for ethnic party seats is comparatively higher this time. The Awami League has also committed to cooperate with other…
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Alliance politics: Awami League allies bargain over seat sharing and independent candidates
The ruling Awami League has been holding intermittent talks with its partners and allies. However, the party has not yet provided a definite commitment to the Jatiya Party (JPA) and the 14-party alliance regarding seat sharing or an agreement. It seems that the Awami League wants to keep its allies and partners in suspense till…
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14-party alliance talks: Seat-sharing and symbol strategy revealed
prothom hello, Negotiations are not limited to distribution of seats. You also want the election boat symbol of Awami League. Why? Rashed Khan Menon Actually, during elections people look for two election symbols – boat and paddy heap. However, I won the elections in 1979 and 1991 with the election symbol of the Workers’ Party…
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All allies want boat symbol for realistic reasons: Inu
All allies want boat symbol for realistic reasons: Inu
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Seat distribution under 14-party alliance to be finalized soon: Quader
Speaking about the expectations of the 14-party alliance, Quader said, “We will take the decision keeping in mind both their expectations and reality. Some of these will get boat election symbol. However, other candidates from his party will contest the elections with their party symbols. Awami League presidium member Jahangir Kabir, joint general secretary Mahbubul…
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Alliance partners await decision on seat sharing with Awami League: Latest updates
Ultimately it was decided to proceed with the voting process through Awami League’s seat agreement with the 14-party coalition partners. The decision was taken during a meeting of top leaders of the alliance under the leadership of Sheikh Hasina on Monday night. However, specific details of the seats to be accepted by the ruling party…
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14-party alliance expresses dissatisfaction over Awami League over seat-sharing: Latest updates
Partners of the ruling Awami League-led 14-party alliance have expressed dissatisfaction over the seat-sharing ahead of the 12th parliamentary election scheduled for January 7. In this background, on behalf of the Awami League, alliance coordinator Amir Hussain Amu has initiated informal discussions regarding distribution of seats after the completion of the process of submission of…
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Awami League allies are in a state of confusion regarding the alliance for the 12th National Parliament elections.
In the current Parliament, 14 parties have eight seats. However, this time, the Awami League is reluctant to allot them more than four or five seats. Leader of 14 parties and President of Workers’ Party, Rashid Khan Menon has been MP from Dhaka-8 thrice. This time Awami League’s joint general secretary AFM Bahauddin Naseem has…
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Why have small parties gained so much importance?
What is the reason for this sudden arrest of leaders of small parties? This is a very interesting and interesting case. I tried to understand the matter a little more deeply. I spoke to some people who are interested in political matters, follow developments and are involved in politics. I live abroad so this all…