Stéphane Dujarric, spokesman for the UN secretary-general, said they concerned by the reports of incidents of electoral violence and arrests of opposition members in Bangladesh.
It concerned over violence on opposition UN urges law enforcers to ensure free, fair election
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Journalists protest as Bangladesh Bank restricts their entrance
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ACC seeks info from BFIU on ex-IGP Benazir
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US report mostly relies on assumptions: Foreign Ministry
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US doesn’t see Bangladesh thru India’s lens
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Sajek road accident death toll reaches nine
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Heatwave alert extended for 72 hours
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3 Appellate Division judges sworn in
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288 Myanmar security personnel sent back from Bangladesh
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11 years on, cries for justice remain unheeded
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Detention of Uighurs must end, UN tells China, amid claims of prison camps
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Rizvi returns home from BNP office after 787 days
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Man dies after being hospitalised with breathing difficulty
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US issues Worldwide Caution
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38th BCS preliminary exam on 29 Dec
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US deaths top 1,000 as $2.2 trillion in virus aid approved
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Covid-19 claims 25 more, infects 1,441 in Bangladesh
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US on tougher stance for fair elections in Bangladesh: William B Milam
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Transport strike: RMG faces supply chain hiccups
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