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Bangladesh Election 2026: Modi Congratulates Tarique Rahman as BNP Heads for Big Win

In New Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his congratulations to Rahman on Friday, calling the election outcome a reflection of the people’s trust in his leadership.
By : Updated On: 13 Feb 2026 11:33:AM
Bangladesh Election 2026: Modi Congratulates Tarique Rahman as BNP Heads for Big Win

Dhaka/New Delhi: The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), led by Tarique Rahman, appears set for a decisive victory in Bangladesh’s parliamentary election, a major political shift in the country. The final results are still being confirmed, although party has claimed a clear lead in the polls and is expected to form the next government.

From new delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his congratulations to Rahman on Friday, calling the election outcome a reflection of the people’s trust in his leadership. Modi said India will continue to support a “democratic, progressive and inclusive Bangladesh” and expressed his eagerness to work with the new government.

“I convey my warm congratulations to Mr. Tarique Rahman on leading BNP to a decisive victory in the parliamentary elections in Bangladesh. This victory shows the trust of the people of Bangladesh in your leadership,” Modi wrote on social media.

Modi also said he looks forward to strengthening ties between India and Bangladesh and advancing shared development goals.

The BNP’s strong showing marks a significant change in Bangladeshi politics, coming after years of dominance by the Awami League and its leader Sheikh Hasina. This election has drawn close attention from neighbours and global partners alike, with rapid responses from countries including India and others welcoming the democratic process.

As results continue to roll in, political observers are watching the situation closely to see how the new leadership shapes Bangladesh’s future relations both at home and in the region.

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