The US presidential election is just around the corner. So, Republican Party candidate Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris are touring the swing states in the last few days. The polls conducted on the election indicate a fierce fight between the two candidates.

However, the question has become whether the crazy Donald Trump will take over the White House again. If he loses the presidential election, darkness may descend on his life. He may have to go to prison.

This time, Trump, who is desperate to take over the White House, has more importance than power. From inciting a riot on Capitol Hill on January 6, 2021, to bribing a porn star, income tax fraud, trying to illegally influence the judiciary, to not depositing gifts given by foreign heads of state into the government treasury—Trump is accused in a total of 34 cases in the US federal court.

On May 31, a 12-member jury in a federal court declared that all charges brought against Trump were proven! Although convicted, the former US president has not yet been sentenced.

Republican Party candidate Donald Trump's lawyers have repeatedly requested the court to postpone the sentencing date. Due to which the date has been changed several times. According to the latest order, Trump, who was convicted in the criminal case, may be sentenced on November 26. That is, 20 days after the election. Before the sentencing, Trump has to fight for the presidential election. Much depends on the results of that election.

International media is saying that if the crazy Trump wins, America will have the first 'criminal' president in history. According to legal experts, if Trump becomes president, the criminal case against him may be suspended. However, if he loses, Trump will have to face another legal battle.

According to news published in international media, the former president's lawyers may take various measures to save their client from punishment. A hearing may also be requested. According to American law, Trump is supposed to be sentenced to prison or a fine, or both. However, everything depends on the results of November 5. Trump's campaign spokesman Stephen Cheung said that Trump will win at the ballot box!

It is alleged that Donald Trump paid a bribe of 130,000 dollars to keep her quiet during the 2016 presidential election after he had a physical relationship with porn star Stormy Daniels. Trump falsified the documents of his business company to keep the payment secret. He was found guilty of that allegation. The sentence may be announced in late November.

Trump is accused of distorting the results of the 2020 election. The hearing of the case was supposed to be held earlier this year. But it was postponed due to the intervention of the Supreme Court. If he is re-elected president, Trump has announced that he will first fire Attorney General Smith. As a result, the future of the case will be in question.

Georgia, in the southeastern part of the country, played a major role in the tight race in the 2020 election. However, there is controversy over the election there. Trump is accused of interfering in the election results. Although that case is currently suspended.

In addition to the criminal case, Trump is also involved in several civil cases. A case of illegally acquired property is ongoing in a New York court against the former US president. The Attorney General has filed a civil case against Trump, alleging that he illegally acquired 300 million in property while he was president. If convicted, he will not be jailed, but will have to pay a fine.

With all these allegations, Donald Trump is facing a tough test in the election field. Now the big question is, is Kamala Harris going to become the first female president of the United States, or is Donald Trump going to occupy the White House for the second time?

Police Reform Commission chief Safar Raj Hossain said that work is underway on a proposal to change the method of force used in mob control.

On Monday (November 4), the Chief Adviser held a meeting with the heads of the commission formed to advance the state reform program at the Chief Adviser’s office in Tejgaon. In the meeting, commission chief Safar Raj Hossain informed the Chief Adviser about the progress of the work of the Police Reform Commission.

He said that the Police Reform Commission has already held 10 meetings. In addition, it has held four more meetings with stakeholders. A questionnaire has been prepared to seek public opinion; which has already been placed on the website.

In addition, proposals have been made to amend some laws and rules, which are being scrutinized. Appropriate proposals are being made to simplify some processes.

Work is underway on a proposal to change the method of force used in mob control, Safar Raj Hossain said, some sections of the Criminal Procedure Code 1898 are being examined and whether they will be changed or not.

A two-phase Biswa Ijtema is starting in Tongi, Gazipur on January 31. The first phase will start on January 31 and end on February 2, and the second phase will start on February 7 and end on February 9.

Home Adviser Lt. Gen.(Retd)Md. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury gave this information at a meeting held by the ministry on Monday (November 4) regarding the upcoming Biswa Ijtema schedule and other issues involving the two groups of Tabligh Jamaat (Zubayr and Saad).

However, the Home Affairs Adviser said that who will get which date has not yet been finalized, and that discussions have been held on handing over the Biswa Ijtema grounds and preparations, security, visas for foreign guests, uninterrupted power supply, construction of floating bridges, emergency disaster arrangements, healthy food arrangements, traffic congestion relief on the day of the final prayer, etc.

Every year, Biswa Ijtema is known as one of the largest Muslim gatherings in the world. Lakhs of Muslims from different countries of the world, including Bangladesh, gathered here to participate in prayers and religious discussions. In order to maintain the continuity of the Biswa Ijtema and complete it smoothly, this year's Ijtema has been divided into two phases, which will be particularly helpful for the safety and convenience of the participants.

Preparations for the Ijtema have already begun, and the administration and law enforcement agencies are making all-out preparations to complete this huge religious gathering smoothly, said Home Affairs Adviser.

Meanwhile, the 5-day long twin Ijtema of Tablighi Jamaat will begin on November 28 at Tin Shed next to Tongi Maidan in Dhaka, ahead of the 58th Biswa Ijtema.

Election Reform Commission Chief Dr. Badiul Alam Majumder said that the voter list is being coordinated with national identity cards.

On Monday (November 4), the Chief Adviser held a meeting with the heads of the commission formed to advance state reform activities at the Chief Adviser’s office in Tejgaon. In the meeting, Dr. Badiul Alam Majumder informed the Chief Adviser about the progress of the Election Reform Commission’s work.

He told the meeting that appropriate steps are being taken to ensure the voting rights of expatriates.

>> Work is underway on postal ballots for absent voters.

>> Voter list is being coordinated with national identity cards.

>> The Election Reform Commission is emphasizing on ensuring women’s participation in the electoral process. Effective measures are being taken in this regard.

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