Political equation changed in Bangladesh due to the death of Khaleda Zia; They may benefit in elections

Bangladesh Political Instability: Bangladesh’s first woman Prime Minister Khaleda Zia has passed away. 80-year-old Khaleda, who was ill for a long time, breathed her last at around 6:00 in the morning. Khaleda’s death comes at a time when Bangladesh It is going through a period of political instability, radicalism and violence and general elections are to be held in February 2026. The demise of the former Prime Minister can have a great impact on the elections.

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Actually, Khaleda Zia’s son and acting president of Bangladesh Nationalist Party, Tariq Rahman has recently returned to Bangladesh. On his return to his homeland after 17 years, BNP workers welcomed him with great enthusiasm and tremendous enthusiasm is being seen in the party. According to political experts, Khaleda’s departure before the elections can give sympathy votes to Tariq Rehman. After the overthrow of Sheikh Hasina, Zia Khaleda was considered a strong prime ministerial candidate in the next elections. Now his son may get the political benefit of his demise.

If reports are to be believed, despite Khaleda’s condition being extremely critical, she had filed her nomination from Bogra-7 seat on December 29. Along with this, BNP had kept three other candidates on standby. This shows that the party had full hope of Khaleda’s recovery. But, he died the very next day of nomination. Bogra-7 seat has been an important constituency for BNP, from where Khaleda has been contesting and winning elections.

Jamaat will be controlled if BNP returns to power

After the ban on Sheikh Hasina’s party Awami League, BNP’s victory has become important from India’s point of view. If BNP wins, Jamaat-e-Islami with fundamentalist ideology will be curbed. Jamaat has always been moving ahead with radical anti-India ideology. After returning home, Tariq Rahman had said that he wants to create a Bangladesh where Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists and Christians are all safe. He also appealed to the people to maintain peace.

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