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    Bangladesh Election Results Signal Positive Shift for India-Bangladesh Ties

    New Delhi, February 13 – A positive turn is expected in India-Bangladesh relations after a period of over 18 months marked by strained ties, as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is set to secure a clear mandate in the neighboring country's elections, according to strategic affairs experts...
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    China Ready to Expand Ties with Bangladesh Following Election Win

    Beijing, February 13 Complementing Bangladesh for conducting smooth elections, China said on Friday that it is ready to work with Dhaka to further the Strategic Cooperative Partnership.The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) was on Friday poised for a sweeping victory in the landmark...
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    Election Results: Hindu Candidate Triumphs in Bangladesh

    Dhaka, February 13 Gayeshwar Chandra Roy, a senior leader of the BNP from the minority Hindu community, won a Dhaka constituency on Friday in Bangladesh's 13th national parliamentary election.Roy won the Dhaka-3 seat with 99,163 votes, defeating his nearest rival, Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Md...
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    Bangladesh Elections Begin Amidst Security Concerns and Voting Challenges

    On February 12, the people of Bangladesh voted in the crucial general elections, which were marred by sporadic incidents of violence, to elect a new government to replace the interim administration that took office after the Awami League regime fell in August 2024.The voting for the 13th...
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    CCTV and Technology Rollout for Bangladesh's National Elections

    Dhaka, February 11 More than half of the polling centers have been identified as "high-risk" for the general elections in Bangladesh, as officials said that 90% of them will be under CCTV surveillance, with many police officers deployed in the capital, Dhaka, wearing body cameras.Officials...
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    Election Security Boost: CCTV and Body Cameras to Monitor Bangladesh Polls

    Dhaka, February 11 More than half of the polling centers have been identified as "high-risk" for the general elections in Bangladesh, as officials said that 90 percent of them will be under CCTV surveillance, with many police officers deployed in the capital, Dhaka, wearing body cameras...
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    Security Measures Increase as Bangladesh Heads to Vote

    Dhaka, February 10 The capital and other major cities in Bangladesh experienced a massive surge in travel on Tuesday as thousands flocked to bus terminals and railway stations to return to their hometowns ahead of the elections.Bangladesh will hold parliamentary elections on February 12, the...
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