A judge from West Bengal's appellate tribunals speaks to BBC on the condition of anonymity, shedding light on the complex process behind the re-verification of voters' rights and the massive backlog of applications.
A few days ago, BBC spoke with a judge from one of West Bengal's 19 appellate tribunals regarding the complex process of re-verifying applicants' voting rights.
Speaking on the condition of anonymity, the judge's insights into the administrative delays and the reasons behind why millions of applications have remained pending for over six months are detailed in this report.
Two female students at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Science and Technology University (BSMRSTU) have reported theft incidents in their residential dormitories, triggering severe security concerns among students.
Massud has faced intense criticism and controversy after marrying his sister-in-law in secret. Facing mounting social and familial pressure, he has publicly declared that he will divorce his current wife by the evening. The incident has caused significant stir in the local community.
The Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) has conducted a special eviction drive to remove illegal shops and structures occupying roads and footpaths in the Mirpur-1 area of the capital. Law enforcement personnel assisted the executive magistrate during Wednesday morning's operation, while vendors rushed to clear their belongings.
The Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) has conducted another intensive eviction drive against illegal structures and encroachments in the Mirpur area. The operation took place in the afternoon aimed at easing public suffering and making footpaths usable for pedestrians.