Jatiya Party (JP)
After Ranga, now Ziaul Huq Mridha removed from all JP posts
After Jatiya Party presidium member Mashiur Rahman Ranga’s expulsion, JP chairman’s adviser Ziaul Huq Mridha has been removed from all party posts.
JP moves to curtail party chairman’s special powers
The Jatiya Party is considering curtailing the special powers of its chairman mentioned in the party charter.
Quader writes speaker to make Raushan opposition leader of JS
Jatiya Party Chairman GM Quader hands over a letter to speaker of the parliament requesting her to appoint Raushan Ershad as leader of the opposition in the House.
Jatiya Party now united, claims Ranga
Jatiya Party Secretary General Moshiur Rahman Ranga claims all members of his party are now united and there is no more partition within it.
Rangpur-3 by polls: Saad Ershad collects JP nomination form
Rahgir Al Mahi alias Saad Ershad, the eldest son of late Jatiya Party Chairman HM Ershad, buys the party’s nomination form to contest the Rangpur-3 by-polls that fell vacant following his father’s death.
Ershad recovering quickly: Doctors
Jatiya Party Chairman HM Ershad is recovering quickly and his health is being considered much better today, the party’s acting Chairman GM Quader said quoting his physicians.
Tk 43 lakh ‘stolen’ from Ershad's office
Miscreants break into Jatiya Party Chairman HM Ershad's Banani office and steal Tk 43 lakh in cash, claim leaders of the party.
Ershad donates his wealth to trust
Suffering from serious physical ailments, Jatiya Party Chairman HM Ershad donates his all movable and immovable properties to a trust.
GM Quader to act as JP chief in absence of Ershad
Jatiya Party Co-Chairman GM Quader is to act as the party chief in absence of the party Chairman HM Ershad.
JP distributes nominations for DNCC mayoral polls
Jatiya Party starts distribution of nomination forms to its aspirants for the mayor and councillor posts for contesting the Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) elections.
JP won't be 'questionable' opposition
Jatiya Party Co-Chairman GM Quader yesterday said his party would never become a “questionable opposition” in parliament.