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    30 Years Without the Boat: Key Changes in Bangladesh Election

    Dhaka, February 12 For the first time in 30 years, the election symbol of the Awami League, the party of deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina – the boat – has not appeared on the ballot paper in Bangladesh's crucial general election, which is being held on Thursday.This is the first election...
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    Awami League Boycotts Bangladesh Election for First Time in 30 Years

    Dhaka, February 12 For the first time in 30 years, the boat, the Awami League's electoral symbol, will not appear on the ballot paper in Bangladesh's crucial general election.This election is the first since the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in massive nationwide protests in August...
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    Bangladesh Elections: A Nation Votes Amidst Challenges

    Dhaka, February 12 – Voting began on Thursday morning in Bangladesh's crucial general election, the first since Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted in massive nationwide protests in August 2024.Voting started in 299 of the 300 parliamentary constituencies across the country from 7:30 am...
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    Bangladesh Election: BNP Confident of Victory, Calls for Border Resolution

    Dhaka, February 11 Expressing confidence that the BNP will form the next government in Bangladesh, a top party leader said it wants friendly relations with India, with a focus on early resolution of border issues.Ahead of the polling for the 13th parliamentary elections on Thursday, Bangladesh...
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    Bangladesh Election: Skepticism and Concerns Over Manipulation

    Dhaka, February 11 Leading political analysts expressed skepticism on Wednesday as Bangladesh is set to hold general elections on Thursday under an interim regime, with some expressing concerns about "uncertainties" and "manipulation" during the polling process.The 13th parliamentary elections...
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    EC Bans Mobile Use Near Polling Centers Ahead of Bangladesh Election

    Dhaka, February 9 The Election Commission of Bangladesh has issued a directive, prohibiting the use of mobile phones within 400 yards of polling centers on election day, sparking protests from right-wing political parties who threatened to besiege its office if the decision is not withdrawn...
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