Mamata Banerjee congratulated BNP on its victory in the parliamentary elections in Bangladesh. He sent flowers and sweets to Tariq Rehman. This step symbolizes strengthening of friendly and cultural relations between the two countries.
West Bengal: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has congratulated Tariq Rahman’s party BNP on the spectacular victory in the 13th parliamentary elections of Bangladesh. He sent flowers and sweets to Tariq Rehman, which is considered a symbol of strengthening the cultural and geographical proximity between the two countries.
Mamata Banerjee did not limit this step to just congratulating the election victory, but through this an effort was made to further strengthen mutual understanding and friendly relations between the two countries.
Congratulations reached BNP office
Party media cell member Atiqur Rahman Ruman received flowers and sweets sent by Mamata Banerjee at Gulshan, the political office of the BNP president. This step shows the importance of cooperation and closeness between the two countries.
On this occasion, Mamata Banerjee also shared the message on her social media platform. He wrote, “My heartiest congratulations and best wishes to all my brothers and sisters in Bangladesh. My best wishes to my Tariq Bhai, his party and all allied parties for this big victory. May you all remain safe and happy.”
Hope to strengthen bilateral relations
In her message, Mamata Banerjee also expressed that she hopes that bilateral relations between India and Bangladesh will remain stronger. He also extended advance greetings of Ramadan to all the people in Bangladesh. Thus, this greeting is not only a sign of political respect but also a sign of friendly and cultural cooperation.
election results
Voting for the 13th national parliamentary election ended on Thursday. The Election Commission of Bangladesh on Friday declared the official results of 297 out of 300 seats.
According to the declared results, BNP and its allies got a total of 212 seats. At the same time, the electoral alliance led by Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami got 77 seats, Islami Andolan Bangladesh got one seat, and independent candidates got seven seats.
Tariq Rehman’s swearing in
After this big victory of BNP, Tariq Rehman will take oath on 17th February. His swearing-in ceremony is considered to give a new dimension to the political and cultural relations between the two countries.
This victory has given BNP a strong position in the politics of Bangladesh and has also created a position to challenge the opposition parties. At the same time, these greetings and good wishes are also a symbol of political cooperation as well as friendly relations between the public and the government.
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