AL or BNP
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(Photos:
Prothom Alo,
January 5, 2011)
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hi Sumeet,
its basically one showing two factions of the AL 'student body' fighting/chasing during their 63rd anniversary.
the other is showing something similar attached to BNP.
Just two sides of the same coin.
In one news today, an article about municipalty elections end like this
"So far, AL-backed candidates and its rebels won 87 out of 183 mayoral posts while BNP's favourites and its rebels grabbed 76."
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