Bangladesh Election Result Live Updates: BNP declares victory, may win 209 seats; Tarique Rahman set to be new PM?

In a significant political shift, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has declared a decisive victory in the recent parliamentary elections, reportedly securing an absolute majority with 151 seats. This triumph positions Tarique Rahman, the BNP's acting chairman and son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, as a likely candidate for the prime ministership. The elections, which have been marred by allegations of irregularities and violence, have sparked intense debate regarding their legitimacy. The BNP's success comes at a time when the Awami League, led by the incumbent Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has faced criticism for its governance and handling of various socio-economic issues. Analysts suggest that this election outcome could lead to significant changes in Bangladesh's political landscape, as the BNP seeks to consolidate power and address the pressing challenges facing the nation. As the results continue to unfold, the implications for governance and civil rights in Bangladesh remain a focal point of discussion among political observers and citizens alike.
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