BNP leader Khairul Kabir Khokon stated that Awami League has carried out mass killings to cement its grip on power, and such crimes are unforgivable. He called for the highest level of justice to prevent future autocratic regimes. He added that the ruling party has lost its moral right to continue in politics as the people have outright rejected them. Khokon emphasized the need for a proper electoral roadmap to avoid further political and economic instability.

Jamaat-e-Islami Amir Dr. Shafiqur Rahman visited the family of Shaheed Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho. Following discussions with the family members, he led a prayer session. Earlier, Dr. Shafiqur Rahman concluded a nine-day Itikaf and left the mosque upon sighting the moon. Later, he also visited the residence of former party Secretary General Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid and met with his family members.

Religious Affairs Adviser A.F.M. Khalid has announced that President Md. Shahabuddin will offer Eid prayers at Bangabhaban instead of the National Eidgah. However, the Chief Adviser will join the main Eid congregation at the National Eidgah. The primary Eid prayer session is scheduled for 8:30 AM. In case of inclement weather, the prayer will be held at Baitul Mukarram Mosque at 9:00 AM. This marks a deviation from tradition, as the President typically joins the congregation at the National Eidgah.

For the first time in 15 years, Bangladesh is celebrating Eid without a fascist regime. Former Dhaka University student leader Sadiq Qayem emphasized the sacrifices made by thousands who lost their lives in the uprising. “Last year, many sons and daughters celebrated Eid with their families. This year, thousands have attained martyrdom while fighting for our freedom. We will not forget them in our Eid prayers,” he said. The student community has announced plans for Eid rallies and celebrations nationwide, marking the end of oppression.

Authorities conducted a massive eviction drive in Kaliakoir, Gazipur, demolishing over 100 illegal structures built on forest land. The operation took place a day before Eid, prompting discontent among affected residents. The Forest Department had previously issued warnings and public announcements instructing squatters to vacate, but as they refused to comply, bulldozers were deployed to clear the encroachments. While some residents resisted, officials stated that legal action would be taken against those attempting to reclaim the land.

Israeli airstrikes on Gaza continued even on the day of Eid-ul-Fitr, killing at least 20 Palestinians, including five children. Disturbing footage showed young victims in bloodstained Eid outfits. The Gaza Health Ministry reported that since March 18, when Israel broke a ceasefire with Hamas and resumed intense bombardment, over 920 Palestinians—mostly women and children—have been killed. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen amid ongoing violence.

Following devastating earthquakes in Myanmar and Thailand, Bangladesh has dispatched emergency relief under the directive of the Chief Adviser. Two transport aircraft from the Bangladesh Army and Air Force left for Yangon, carrying 16.5 tons of aid, including dry rations, clean water, tents, hygiene products, and medical supplies. A 26-member military rescue team and a 10-member fire service unit are on standby for relief operations, while medical teams comprising both military and civilian doctors have also been mobilized.

A gunfight erupted between police, navy personnel, and armed criminals in Khulna, resulting in the arrest of 10 individuals, including notorious criminals Palash Sheikh and Kala Lavlu. Authorities recovered a significant cache of ammunition and several motorcycles. The exchange of fire, which lasted three hours, saw the suspects firing 80–90 rounds at security forces. Seven police officers and one navy personnel sustained injuries. The operation was based on intelligence reports, and authorities have assured that efforts to combat organized crime will continue.

Dr. Khalilur Rahman, High Representative of the Chief Adviser, has stated that China has expressed interest in cooperating with Bangladesh on water resource management, including the much-discussed Teesta Project. He hinted that bilateral agreements could soon materialize. Additionally, China has pledged full support in repatriating Rohingya refugees and is open to collaborations in AI, renewable energy, and modern technology. Chinese companies have been invited to invest in Bangladesh, with President Xi Jinping personally ensuring his administration’s involvement.

Authorities in Gafargaon, Mymensingh, have imposed Section 144 at Lamkain Eidgah to prevent potential clashes over the selection of an imam for Eid prayers. The longstanding imam, Mufti Maulana Mohammad Ali, has led Eid prayers for over two decades, but a faction of locals is demanding a replacement, leading to rising tensions. To prevent any untoward incidents, the administration has banned gatherings, carrying of weapons, and the use of loudspeakers in the area on Eid day.

In his Eid message to the Muslim world, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reaffirmed Turkey’s commitment to Syria’s territorial integrity, stating that his country will not allow instability along its southern border. He highlighted ongoing military operations against the PKK and YPG, which he accused of attempting to establish a corridor along Turkey’s border. Erdogan warned that Turkey’s patience has limits and called for the disarmament and dissolution of these groups. Following Eid prayers at Istanbul’s Grand Çamlıca Mosque, he also expressed concern over the situation in Palestine.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Army Chief General Waqar-uz-Zaman paid a courtesy visit to Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus. During the meeting, the Army Chief briefed the Chief Adviser on security measures taken to ensure a peaceful Eid. Discussions also covered initiatives to support those injured in the July uprising, including iftar gatherings and financial aid for affected families. The Chief Adviser praised the army’s professionalism and commitment to national security.

Following an inspection of the National Eidgah, Home Affairs Adviser Jahangir Alam assured that there is no security threat in Dhaka during Eid. Addressing reports of a sabotage plot allegedly discussed at an Awami League iftar event in Kolkata, he dismissed concerns, stating that criminals will always conspire, but necessary measures will be taken against them. He emphasized that security arrangements are robust and urged the public to report any suspicious activities.

BNP’s acting chairman, Tarique Rahman, has sent Eid gifts to over 557 Islamic scholars across the country. According to BNP Media Cell member Shairul Kabir Khan, the gifts were distributed through party leaders, including 106 scholars from Dhaka city. The initiative was taken as part of Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations to honor religious leaders.

BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia and acting chairman Tarique Rahman have extended Eid greetings to the people of Bangladesh. Professor Zahid Hossain, Khaleda Zia’s personal physician, informed the media that she is celebrating Eid in London at her son Tarique Rahman’s residence. “Madam is spending the day privately with her family. This is her third Eid in London, and her daughters-in-law and three granddaughters have arranged everything around her,” he said. He added, “She is doing much better than before. She can now say ‘Alhamdulillah, I am much better.’” Both Khaleda Zia and Tarique Rahman conveyed their heartfelt Eid wishes to the nation and BNP supporters.