A seemingly minor incident involving bottle cap throwing escalated into a clash between supporters of the BNP and Awami League in Kushtia, Bangladesh.

An Awami League (AL) candidate has reportedly withdrawn from a political race in Bangladesh.

Awami League offices have now been reopened in at least 15 districts. In most cases, leaders and activists arrived early in the morning, raised the flag, chanted slogans, and left within a short time

A Bangladesh minister stated he was unaware of any anti-Bangladesh activities being carried out by Awami League members residing in India.

The Chief Election Commissioner of Bangladesh stated that a decision on the Awami League's registration will be made after receiving a government ban order.

Fakhrul Islam Alamgir clarified that the government has not granted approval for the opening of Awami League offices across the nation.

The Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) stated that a decision regarding the registration of the Awami League will be made after official notification is received, following an update on the ban of the party's political activities.

Newly elected PM Rahman has blamed Sheikh Hasina and her Awami League party for undermining the previous parliament.

Two Awami League leaders were detained in Gaibandha upon their return from the Shaheed Minar.