Results of the 13th National Parliament Election
BNP ALLIANCE
212
BNP
209
ALLY
3
11-PARTY ELECTORAL UNITY
77
JAMAAT
68
ALLY
9
REFERENDUM
Yes
48200660
No
22071726
BNP ALLIANCE
Seats Obtained
0
Seats Ahead
0
11-PARTY ELECTORAL UNITY
Seats Obtained
0
Seats Ahead
0
REFERENDUM
YES
0
NO
0
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Dhaka
bnp
BNP ALLY
51
jamat
JAMAAT ALLY
11
other
OTHERS
1
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Chattogram
bnp
BNP ALLY
43
jamat
JAMAAT ALLY
4
other
OTHERS
3
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Rajshahi
bnp
BNP ALLY
25
jamat
JAMAAT ALLY
9
other
OTHERS
0
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Khulna
bnp
BNP ALLY
12
jamat
JAMAAT ALLY
24
other
OTHERS
0
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Barisal
bnp
BNP ALLY
14
jamat
JAMAAT ALLY
2
other
OTHERS
2
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Sylhet
bnp
BNP ALLY
3
jamat
JAMAAT ALLY
0
other
OTHERS
0
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Rangpur
bnp
BNP ALLY
13
jamat
JAMAAT ALLY
10
other
OTHERS
1
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Mymensingh
bnp
BNP ALLY
14
jamat
JAMAAT ALLY
2
other
OTHERS
2
CA's greeting messages delivered to three leaders
CA's greeting messages delivered to three leaders
Chief Adviser congratulates Tarique Rahman on landslide victory
Chief Adviser congratulates Tarique Rahman on landslide victory
Mamata Banerjee sends flowers, sweets to Tarique Rahman after BNP's election victory
Mamata Banerjee sends flowers, sweets to Tarique Rahman after BNP's election victory
11-party alliance to act jointly in parliament
11-party alliance to act jointly in parliament
Commonwealth SG congratulates Tarique Rahman 
Commonwealth SG congratulates Tarique Rahman 
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Environmental organizations announce Sundarbans Summit in April 
Environmental organizations announce Sundarbans Summit in April 
DHAKA, February 14, 2026 (BSS)- On the occasion of Sundarbans Day, a coalition of leading environmental and research organisations officially announced Sundarbans Summit 2026, a national platform dedicated to protecting the world's largest mangrove forest and strengthening collective climate action.  Ahsan Rony, Founder and Executive Director of Mission Green Bangladesh, announced the programme to be held from April 23 to 25, 2026 in Khulna and the Sundarbans, bringing together policymakers, researchers, youth leaders, environmental experts, development partners, and local communities, said a press release. Mission Green Bangladesh (MGB), C3ER at Brac University, Swapnopuri Kalyan Sangstha, and Waterkeepers Bangladesh are jointly organizing the initiative.  The summit aims to promote policy dialogue, innovation, youth engagement, and community driven conservation to safeguard the Sundarbans and the millions of people who depend on it. "The Sundarbans is our national asset and it protects Bangladesh every day. To save ourselves, we must protect the Sundarbans. This initiative is not just an event, it is a movement. We invite everyone who is working, or wants to work, for the Sundarbans to join us and build a united force for its protection," Ahsan Rony said. Raufa Khanum, Deputy Director of C3ER at Brac University, said, "We have been working on Nature Based Solutions in the coastal areas of the Sundarbans for many years. This summit will provide a powerful platform to showcase our work and accelerate a collective movement to protect the Sundarbans, its people, wildlife, and unique plant biodiversity." Abdullah Hassan, founder of Swapnopuri Kalyan Sangstha, emphasised the importance of community participation and grassroots action, highlighting that sustainable conservation is only possible when local people, youth, and institutions work together to protect livelihoods, biodiversity, and the fragile ecosystem of the Sundarbans. Sundarbans Summit 2026 will feature high level policy discussions, an innovation challenge for youth, conservation dialogues, community engagement activities, and an onsite expedition to the Sundarbans.  The summit is expected to produce a Sundarbans Green Declaration, support climate resilient innovations, strengthen conservation networks, and enhance national and international attention on the importance of protecting this critical ecosystem. To register for the summit you can register here: https://forms.gle/HSkZ9oAvAxRx2mXu7 The organisers have invited partners, government institutions, development agencies, researchers, media, and global stakeholders to join the initiative and contribute to building a sustainable future for the Sundarbans.
Tarique stands by woman divorced for voting BNP
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Public voices reach CA thru 'Public Opinion Box' of vote awareness campaign
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BGMEA felicitates Tarique Rahman on BNP’s landslide victory
BGMEA felicitates Tarique Rahman on BNP’s landslide victory
DHAKA, Feb 14, 2026 (BSS) - The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) today extended heartfelt congratulations to BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman on the party’s historic landslide victory in the 13th National Parliamentary Election. In a congratulatory message, BGMEA President Mahmud Hasan Khan lauded the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) for securing more than a two-thirds majority in the polls under the “unique and visionary leadership” of Tarique Rahman. “On behalf of BGMEA, I convey our sincere and heartfelt congratulations to you and to leaders and activists of all levels of the party for this unprecedented and sweeping victory,” the message said. The association described the electoral mandate as a reflection of the people’s aspirations for safeguarding democratic continuity and building a prosperous and equitable Bangladesh. It termed the outcome an “unforgettable milestone” in the nation’s democratic journey. Expressing confidence in the new leadership, the BGMEA president said the dynamic and bold leadership of Tarique Rahman would help position Bangladesh as a respected and strong economic force on the global stage. Referring to the country’s ready-made garment (RMG) sector as the backbone of the national economy, BGMEA noted that the industry currently stands at a critical juncture in its development trajectory.  The association underscored the importance of visionary policy support and a business-friendly approach from the new government to address post-LDC graduation challenges, ensure uninterrupted energy security, and consolidate Bangladesh’s competitive position in the global apparel market. “The RMG sector is facing multifaceted global challenges following Bangladesh’s graduation from the LDC category. Ensuring sustainable growth will require pragmatic policy measures, stable energy supply and strategic trade support,” the message added. The BGMEA expressed strong optimism that with the full support and guidance of the new government, the sector would be able to realize its national target of increasing garment exports to US$100 billion by 2030. It also voiced hope that under Tarique Rahman’s direction, the “Made in Bangladesh” brand would further strengthen its global reputation as a symbol of excellence and resilience. The association further congratulated BGMEA members who were elected Members of Parliament with overwhelming public support in the recent election. It said their active participation in the Jatiya Sangsad would play a significant role in resolving sectoral challenges and strengthening the overall economy. The BGMEA also expressed its expectation that the new government would establish a stable, innovative and robust economic framework where investors can operate with confidence and Bangladesh can advance toward greater economic prosperity. The association concluded its message by wishing Tarique Rahman good health, longevity and continued success in leading the nation in the days ahead.
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Public rally in Mongla on Sundarbans Day, demands effective initiatives to protect 
Public rally in Mongla on Sundarbans Day, demands effective initiatives to protect 
BAGERHAT, Feb 14, 2026 (BSS) - A public rally was held in Mongla demanding effective and scientific initiatives to protect the world heritage Sundarbans.  On the occasion of Sundarbans Day, 'Dharitree Rakshay Amara', 'Sundarban Rakshay Amara' and Waterkeepers Bangladesh jointly organized this program. The rally organized at the Shaheed Minar premises of Mongla Municipality at 4 pm on Saturday was presided over by 'Sunderban Rakshay Amara' coordinator Md. Noor Alam Sheikh. Speaking as the chief guest at the rally, Sharif Jamil, member secretary of the central committee of 'Dharitree Rakshay Amara' and coordinator of Waterkeepers Bangladesh, said that although there is a call for protection every year on Sundarbans Day, the Sundarbans are facing more risks with time.  He mentioned that the United Nations has suggested that a strategic environmental survey be properly completed in the southwestern region including the Sundarbans.  Calling on the new government to conduct an inclusive and transparent survey, he demanded effective steps to stop fishing with poison, plastic and industrial pollution in the sea and rivers.  The speakers said that the effects of increasing salinity and rising sea levels due to climate change are having a negative impact on the ecosystem of the Sundarbans.  Emphasis was placed on the need to increase surveillance to protect forests and wildlife and create alternative employment opportunities for the people dependent on the Sundarbans.  Mongla Upazila BNP President Abdul Mannan Howlader, General Secretary Abu Hossain Poni, Municipal BNP General Secretary Mahbubur Rahman Manik, sportsman Sheikh Rustam Ali, Mongla Press Club President Ahsan Habib Hasan and BNP leader Nasir Talukder spoke as special guests at the rally.  Local dignitaries and environmentally conscious citizens participated in the program.  Before the rally, a children's painting competition, tiger exercise, stick play and cultural programs were held.  To mark the day, the Forest Department also held a rally and discussion at 10 am in the Chila area adjacent to the Sundarbans.  The meeting was chaired by Dipan Chandra Das, Assistant Range Officer (ACF) of the Chandpai Range of the East Sundarbans Division and Conservator of Forests (Wildlife and Nature) Md. Sanaullah Patwari was present as the chief guest. The speakers at the meeting said that the Sundarbans are the natural protection of the country, so take coordinated initiatives to conserve forests and wildlife.
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Ex-Biman MD, 3 others remanded in house help assault case
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DHAKA, Feb 10, 2026 (BSS) - A court here today remanded four individuals, including former Managing Director of Biman Bangladesh Airlines Dr. Md Shafiqur Rahman and his wife, for varying periods in a case filed over the alleged assault of their 11-year-old housemaid. Dr. Shafiqur and one of the housemaids, Rupali Khatun, were placed on five-day remand, Shafiqur's wife Bithi was placed on seven-day remand, and another housemaid, Sufia Begum, was placed on a six-day remand in the case. Dhaka Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Zakir Hossain passed the order this afternoon. Earlier, the court of Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Raju Ahammed had sent the four to jail on February 2 in connection with the case. The couple was arrested from their residence in Uttara's Sector-9 on the same day. According to case documents, the minor began working at the household in June 2025. On January 31, 2026, the accused handed the child over to her father, who noticed bruises and severe burn injuries on her body. The child was immediately admitted to a hospital for treatment. The victim's father filed the case on February 1 with the Uttara West Police Station.
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