Bangladesh election 2026: Voting Ends Peacefully in Sylhet
Voting ended peacefully in Sylhet’s six constituencies, with no major incidents reported. Authorities are now preparing to begin counting the ballots
Voting ended peacefully in Sylhet’s six constituencies, with no major incidents reported. Authorities are now preparing to begin counting the ballots
Voting has started in Sylhet for the 13th national parliament and the July Charter referendum, with over 29 lakh voters expected. Unprecedented security measures, including drones and mobile teams, have been deployed to ensure a safe and peaceful election
Sylhet is ready for 13th national parliamentary election, with over 2.9 million voters set to cast ballots across 1,016 centres. Authorities have ensured tight security and completed all preparations for a peaceful vote
A 4.0-magnitude earthquake was felt in Sylhet on Tuesday afternoon, with no reports of damage or casualties. Officials say the epicentre was in Gowainghat
BNP leader and former Bishwanath upazila chairman Suhel Ahmed Chowdhury died after suffering a cardiac arrest while heading to an election rally
A total of 25 people were killed and 35 injured in 25 road accidents across the Sylhet division in January, according to a report by Nirapad Sarak Chai
Jamaat-e-Islami chief Dr Shafiqur Rahman has pledged major national changes within five years if his party comes to power, highlighting anti-corruption measures, development plans for Sylhet, and a justice-based society. He made the remarks during election rallies in Sylhet, Habiganj, and Moulvibazar
A 21-year-old motorcyclist, Masum Ahmed, died after losing control of his bike while trying to avoid hitting a pedestrian on the Sylhet-Dhaka highway in Osmani Nagar
A cricket tournament final at SUST turned violent after a dispute between students of two departments, leaving at least 20 injured along with four teachers
Poor hygiene and lack of supervision at Beanibazar Upazila Health Complex have raised serious concerns, with patients alleging unusable toilets, unclean wards, and growing health risks