The document lists the team members of two groups, Group 15 (Elite) and Group 16 (Spartan Buddies), who are presenting. It provides the names and identification numbers of the six members on each team.

1. Presentation of
Group 15( Elite) and
Group 16(Spartan Buddies)
Team Members of Spatan Buddies
1. Supriti Roy (ID-136)​
2.Humaiya Akter Dipty (ID-36)​
3.Tahmina Yeasmin Laboni (ID –120)​
4.Md Meherab (ID-134)​
5.Mehedi Hasan Rabbi (ID-146)​
6.Rudra Roy(ID-161)​
Team Members of Elite
1..Nirmol Barua (ID 60)
2.Miskat Uddin(ID 68)
3. Sanjida Akter Sumaiya (ID
122)
4.S. Asrafunnesa (ID 172)
5.Mim (ID 72)
6. Fatema Akter Nisita (id
130)

2. Bangladesh
Political
Hierarchy
•The basis of our political system is the right of the
people to make and to alter their constitutions of
government.
•GeorgeWashington

3. Bangladesh
Political
Hierarchy
Head of the
government : Prime
Minister
The Powers
The Executive
1. The Prime Minister
2. The President
3.The Cabinet
4. The Cabinet Ministers The Legislature Branch
and Judiciary
!.The Supreme Court
2. The Appellate Court
3.High Court
4.Subordinate Courts
Key Ministers
(Agricultural Minister,
Commerce Minister etc)

4. Local Government and Agencies
• According to encyclopedia of Social Science,"Local
self-government is the government which has a
territorial non-sovereign community,having or
possessing the legal right to impose taxes and uses
of it and the necessary organization to regulate its
own affairs."
• Historicallly, local government was always there in
Bengal .

5. History of Local Government
MEDIEVAL PERIOD
Historians reckons the
beginning of medieval period
with the establishment of Turko-
Afghan rule in Bengal from the
13th century.
Many people believe that
administration of villages in
medieval times was left to the
PANCHAYETs.
MUGHAL PERIOD
There were four tiers of
administrative body ,to collect
revenue.
1.Sudhas-Province
2.Sarker-District
3. Maragana -Thana/ Mohkoma
4.Mahallas
COLONIAL PERIOD
The early period of the British
rule , British did not touch upon
the local government system
structure. Zamindars and other
landholders were the natural
leaders. After the end of East
India Company rule ,the
government passed Bengal
Chowkidari Rule 1858.

6. History of Local Government ( Pakistan Period)
• The colonial situation of
local government persisted
until 1959
• The basic Democracies
Order was promulagated in
1959.
Divisional Council
District Council
Thana Council
Union Council
FourTiers in the Rural
Areas

7. Local Government in Bangladesh
Mujib Regime:
President's Order 7 1972
by the Awami League
Zia Regime:
Local Government
Ordinance(LGO)
1976
Ershad
Regime: Local
Government
Ordinances 1982
BNP
Regime
(1991-
1996)
Sheikh
Hasina(
1996-
01)
BNP
Regime
(1996-01)
Awami
League
(2008-
Present)

8. Functions of Local Government
• Administration and the work of public officers
• The maintenance of public order
• The preparation and implementation of plans relating to public services and
economic development
• The developmental of family welfare, education, public health, social
welfare etc, are administered by different agencies of the national
government
• The maintenance of law
• The revenue collection

9. Category wise functions
Reserved Functions
• Policy
• Magistracy
• Judiciary
• Revenue
Development Functions
• Agriculture
• Fishery
• Water
• Power
• Horticulture
• Forestry
• Livestock
• SocialWelfare

10. Various
Tiers of
Local
Government
(Zilla
Parishod )
Structure Representative members :Zila Parliament members and
Upazila Parishad and Paurasabhas chairmen
Nominated members: Nominated by government
Women members: Zila Deputy Commissioner and
government officials
Official members:They don't have right to vote in any
meeting of the Zila Parishad
Functions: Compulsory
Optional

11. Various Tiers Of Local Government ( Union Parishod)
• Structure
1. Chairman elected by vote
2. Women members elected by male and female voters
3. Nine members elected by voters
4. Government field workers will be official members .They will have
no voting right
5. Muktijoddhah representatives ,cooperative societies disadvantages
groups/professions will also be the members without voting right

12. Various Tiers Of Local Government (Thana)
• Structure
1. A chairman
2. A vice chairman
3. A woman vice chairman

13. Various Tiers of Local Government ( Gram Sarkar)
• Local Government Ordinance
1976,promulgated by Zia , created
Gram Sbaha in an attempt to
decentralize government down to the
village level .
• After general Zia was assassinated by a
military coup in 1981, the
Gram Sarkar was abolished by
the new military regime of Ershad,
which seized power in March 1982

14. VariousTiers of Local Government(City Corporation)
City corporation Mayor
Dhaka North City Corporation(DNCC) Atiqul Islam
Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Sheikh Fazle NoorTaposh
Narayanganj City Corporation(NCC) Dr Selina Hayat Ivy
Gazipur City Corporation (GCC) Asadur Rahman Kiron (Acting Mayor)
Chittagong City Corporation (CCC Rezaul Karim Chowdhury
Comilla City Corporation (COCC) Monirul Haque Sakku
Khulna City Corporation (KCC) Talukder Abdul Khaleque
Mymensingh City Corporation (MCC) Ekramul HaqueTitu
Barishal City Corporation(BCC) Serniabat Sadiq Abdullah
Sylhet City Corporation (SCC) Ariful Haque Choudhury
Rangpur City Corporation(RaCC) Mostafizur Rahman Mostafa

15. Party System
• A political party is an organization that coordinates candidates to compete in a particular country's elections. It is
common for the members of a party to hold similar ideas about politics, and parties may promote
specific ideological or policy goals.
• Political parties have become a major part of the politics of almost every country, as modern party organizations
developed and spread around the world over the last few centuries. It is extremely rare for a country to have no
political parties. Some countries have only one political party while others have several. Parties are important in the
politics of autocracies as well as democracies, though usually democracies have more political parties than autocracies.
Autocracies often have a single party that governs the country, and some political scientists consider competition
between two or more parties to be an essential part of democracy.
• Parties can develop from existing divisions in society, like the divisions between lower and upper classes, and they
streamline the process of making political decisions by encouraging their members to cooperate. Political parties
usually include a party leader, who has primary responsibility for the activities of the party; party executives, who may
select the leader and who perform administrative and organizational tasks; and party members, who may volunteer to
help the party, donate money to it, and vote for its candidates. There are many different ways in which political parties
can be structured and interact with the electorate. The contributions that citizens give to political parties are often
regulated by law, and parties will sometimes govern in a way that favours the people who donate time and money to
them.
• Many political parties are motivated by ideological goals. It is common for democratic elections to feature
competitions between liberal, conservative, and socialist parties; other common ideologies of very large political
parties include communism, populism, nationalism, and Islamism. Political parties in different countries will often
adopt similar colours and symbols to identify themselves with a particular ideology. However, many political parties
have no ideological affiliation, and may instead be primarily engaged in patronage, clientelism, or
the advancement of a specific political entrepreneur.

16. Party System of Bangladesh
• The Head: Prime Minister
• A multi-party system
• Executive Power
Legislative Power
• The constitution of Bangladesh was written in 1972 and has
undergone sixteen amendments.
Government
Government and Parliament

17. Party System of Bangladesh
Major Parties
Bangladesh
Awami League
Bangladesh
Nationalist
Party(BNP)
Jatiya Party

18. Bangladesh
Awami League
Formed in 1949
Former Name: East Pakistan
Awami Muslim League
Former Leader: Hussein
Shaheed Suhrawardi and
Abul Hashim
Commenced :Rose Garden,
Dhaka(June 23,1949)
First President: Mowlana
Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani
First General Secretary:
Shamshul Hoque
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
who elected as president of
the party later was one of the
first joint secretaries of
Awami League
First Term:Till 1975
Later in 1996, Awami
League won the national
eletion and mitigated some
issues such as sharing the
water of the river Ganges
Played Role as an
Opposition Party :2001-2006
Currently ruling party
Current president: Sheikh
Hasina
Current Secretary: Obaidul
Quader

19. Bangladesh Nationalist Party
Formed on September 1, 1978
Founder: Then President of
Bangladesh, Ziaur Rahman
Former Secretary General:
Dr.AQM Badruddouza
Chowdhury
Effective to unite the divided
nation into political belief
After the assasination of the
founder,the BNP came in power
in 1991after a long time
movement against military ruler
Ershad.
Came to Parliament: 2001,with
210 seats
Current Chairperson:Begum
Khaleda Zia
Current Secretary General:Mirza
Fakrul Islam Alamgir

20. Jatiya Party
Founded: January
1,1986
Founder: Then
President Hussein
Mohammad Ersad
Formed Government in
1988
After the rise of
democracy in1991, the
Jatiya party never got
majority seats in
parliament
Current Opposition
Party
Current
Chairman: Ghulam
Muhammed Quader
/GM Quader
Current Secretary
General: Mujibul
Haque
Parliament Leader:
Rowshan Ersad

21. Krishak Sramik
Janata League
President: Bangabir Kader
Siddique
General Secretary :Habibur
Rahman Talukdar
In the 2001 parliamentary
election, the party won 1
out of 300 elected
members.
It joined Jatiya Oikya Front
on 5 November 2018
But it leaves Jatiya Oikya
Front in 2019

22. Liberal Democratic Party
• The Liberal Democratic Party is a political party in Bangladesh. The
party was formed after abolishing Bikolpo Dhara on 26 October 2006 by
former President of Bangladesh Dr. A. Q. M. Badruddoza
Chowdhury , Dr. Oli Ahmad Bir Bikram , and 24 other former members
of parliament and ministers from the Bangladesh Nationalist
Party (BNP).
• Soon after its formation Dr. B. Chowdhury left LDP with his followers
back to Bikalpa Dhara again. Thereafter, Dr. Oli Ahmad was elected as
President and Former Speaker Sheikh Razzak Ali as Executive President
of the party. From its inception LDP was an ally of the Grand Alliance.
• However, before the 2008 election, LDP came out of the grand alliance
and contested the elections on their own. President of LDP Oli
Ahmed won for the sixth time from Chittagong-13. In 2012, LDP joined
the 18 Party Alliance led by Bangladesh Nationalist Party.
President:Dr. Oli Ahmad
Bir Bikram
Secretary-General:
Redwan Ahmed

23. Workers Party of Bangladesh
• The Workers Party of Bangladesh is a communist party in Bangladesh.
• WPB was founded in 1980 by the Bangladesh Communist Party
(Leninist), Revolutionary Communist League, Majdur Party and another
group. Amal Sen was the founding general secretary.
• In 1984 the party split in two factions, both using the name WPB. One group
was led by Amal Sen and Nazrul Islam. The other was led by the current
president of the party, Rashed Khan Menon. In 1992 they reunited.
• WPB joined the Grand Alliance in 2014,but the party leadership openly
questioned the direction of the subsequent 14 Party Alliance after the 2014
election
• In the 2018 Bangladesh elections, it contested as part of the Grand
Alliance along with the Bangladesh Awami League and won four seats in
the Jatiya Sangsad hence forming government.
President: Rashed Khan
Menon
Secretary-General: Fazle
Hossain Badsha

24. Jatiyo Samajtantrik Dal
• Leader:Hasanul Haque Inu
• The Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JASAD) was formed in 1972
when it split from Bangladesh Chhatra League, the student
wing of the Bangladesh Awami League, under the leadership
of Serajul Alam Khan, M. A. Jalil, ASM Abdur
Rab and Shajahan Siraj. It had an armed wing, Gonobahini,
led by Colonel Abu Taher and Hasanul Haq Inu, Kazi Aref
Ahmed, Monirul Islam, Sharif Nurul Ambia that led a violent
left-wing insurgency against the government of Sheikh
Mujibur Rahman. Their aim was to form a new left wing
democratic national government, for facilitating establishing a
socialist state with Bangladeshi characteristics. This led the
government to form the Jatiya Rakkhi Bahini, the aim of
which was to counter insurgency by the Jatiya Samajtantrik
Dal (JASAD) activists.

25. Bikalpa Dhara Bangladesh
• Bikalpa Dhara Bangladesh is a political party
in Bangladesh founded by former President of Bangladesh and
BNP parliamentarian Dr. A. Q. M. Badruddoza Chowdhury in
2004.[ Abdul Mannan (BDB Secretary General) and recent (BDB
Women Vice-President) Rabaya Begum; two of the most deepest
assets of BDB play the most vital role by recruiting and managing
the party to promote itself towards its objectives. Their party
symbol during the polls is the kula (a handmade winnowing
fan). Its current political alignment is ambiguous, and has two
seats in the parliament.
Leader:Dr. A. Q.
M. Badruddoza Chowdhury
General Secretary: Abdul
Mannan

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