Tariq Rahman Political Vision: The day of 25 December 2025 has been recorded as a historical turning point in the politics of Bangladesh. BNP working president Tariq Rehman, son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, has returned to Dhaka after 17 years of long exile.
The crowd of lakhs that gathered to welcome him has made it clear that he is the strongest contender for the post of Prime Minister in the upcoming elections. Amidst the ongoing violence and instability in the country, Rahman is planning a new ‘master plan’ Have come up with, which has the power to completely change the internal and foreign policy of Bangladesh.
“Bangladesh First” and new diplomatic direction
Tariq Rehman made the basic mantra of his foreign policy “No Delhi, No Pindi – Bangladesh first” Has declared. He believes that Bangladesh should take independent decisions without coming under any external pressure.
He has indicated distance from both the pro-India policies of the previous Sheikh Hasina government and the increasing inclination towards Pakistan of the current interim government. Rehman argues that long-term diplomatic decisions should only be taken by an elected government. They are pushing for a sovereign policy where the national interest of Bangladesh is paramount.
War against corruption and women empowerment
Bringing transparency in governance is at the top of Rahman’s agenda. He has promised to implement stringent laws like e-governance, judicial reforms and whistleblower protection. Along with this, he has proposed to increase participation of women in the workforce to boost the country’s economy.
Their goal is to increase the share of women in the labor market to above 43%. For this, they have planned to open compulsory day-care centers in government and private sectors, so that women do not have to choose between career and family.
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Protection of minorities and inclusive democracy
Amidst the attacks on minorities in the country, Tariq Rehman has given a strong message of communal harmony. He has clearly said that religion is a personal matter, but getting security is the fundamental right of every citizen.
He has warned his supporters to be wary of radical groups and has presented himself as a modern, inclusive leader. On December 27, after completing the voter registration and NID process, Rahman will formally present his candidature in the election field, which will prove to be decisive for the future of Bangladesh.
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