Zaima Rahman, daughter of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader Tarique Rahman, has entered the public spotlight as her family returned to Bangladesh after 17 years in exile. Her return, along with her father, has revived memories of three generations of the Rahman family and sparked discussion about her possible role in Bangladesh’s politics.

Tarique & Zaima Rahman Now Eligible to Contest Feb 12 Bangladesh Polls

Tarique Rahman is back in Dhaka after nearly 17 years in exile and the clock is already ticking. Bangladesh is entering a crucial 60-day phase as it grapples with political violence, fragile law and order, and an economy under strain that has left many jobless and uncertain about the future.c
Widely seen as a key opposition figure ahead of the 2026 elections, Rahman’s return has raised expectations and intensified scrutiny. The question now is not just about political ambition, but about outcomes. Can he heal a polarised nation? Can he restore stability and public confidence? And can he help steer Bangladesh back toward democracy and economic recovery?

BNP's heir apparent Tarique Rahman visits mother Khaleda Zia in hospital

Bangladesh’s main opposition party, the BNP, welcomed leader Tarique Rahman in Dhaka with a massive rally. Supporters gathered in large numbers, marking his return after years in exile. The event highlighted his political influence ahead of upcoming elections and intensified the country’s political atmosphere. Security was heightened as crowds filled the streets, signaling a major moment in Bangladesh politics. 

Bangladesh: BNP Welcomes Tarique Rahman in Dhaka With a Grand Rally

Bangladesh BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman is set to visit his mother, former Prime Minister Khalida Zia, who is currently undergoing treatment in a hospital.


Bangladesh: BNP's acting chairman Tarique Rahman lands in Dhaka 

In Lakshmipur, Bangladesh, the house of BNP leader Belal Hossain was set on fire, sparking outrage. The BNP condemns the attack and demands justice, highlighting rising political tensions.

Bangladesh: BNP Leader’s House Torched in Lakshmipur, Party Demands Justice

A seven-year-old daughter of a Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader was burnt to death in Bangladesh's Lakshmipur Sadar upazila as a mob of protestors set his residence ablaze on Sunday, the Daily Star reported.


Bangladesh Protests: BNP Leader House Set on Fire in Lakshmipur

A political rift is widening in Bangladesh as tensions rise between the BNP and Jamaat over the proposed national referendum. The BNP insists that the polls and referendum be held on the same day in February 2026, intensifying the political standoff.


Bangladesh politics: Political rift deepens between BNP and Jamaat over referendum 

Under mounting pressure from the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami, the Muhammed Yunus-led interim government of Bangladesh has asked two student advisors, who were once hailed as heroes of the July-August uprising, to resign. The move reveals the balancing act of the Yunus administration on a proposed election and demands.


Bangladesh: NCP, Jamaat accuse Yunus' cabinet of bias 

BNP’s Fakhrul warns of bid to erase 1971 war, says extremism threatens Bangladesh.

Political storm in Bangladesh over liberation legacy 

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has called for local government elections following the upcoming national election. The move aims to strengthen democracy and decentralize political power in the country.

Bangladesh Elections: BNP Eying Return To Power After 2006

Efforts to extradite Sheikh Hasina continue as Bangladesh's interim government declares her return a top priority. Yunus responds to Hasina’s recent remarks, while the interim administration casts doubts on the future of the Awami League amid political uncertainty.

Yunus' office continues to push for Hasina’s extradition amid political tensions

Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has vowed to return to power, accusing Yunus of destabilizing the nation. She denied police involvement in protester deaths and claimed officers acted in self-defense. Tensions remain high in Bangladesh as political conflicts escalate.

Ousted Bangladesh PM Hasina vows political comeback amid tensions

The BNP has urged India to return Sheikh Hasina for prosecution, following a UN report alleging her involvement in mass killings and rights violations. BNP claims the report confirms abuses occurred under her orders.

Bangladesh: BNP demands Sheikh Hasina's return for prosecution

BNP urges India to return Hasina to face mass killing charges

BNP demands Sheikh Hasina’s return to face mass killing charges

Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has demanded the cancellation of agreements signed with India over the past 15 years under deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government.

India-Bangladesh ties after Sheikh Hasina: BNP leader wants all agreements signed under Hasina cancelled

Bangladesh's prime minister Sheikh Hasina issued a scathing rebuttal to the opposition's call to boycott India. Hasina asked the BNP leaders to burn their wives' sarees before asking the country to sever ties with India. Her critics and the opposition have called the elections rigged and influenced by India's strong support for Hasina.

Bangladesh's BNP calls for 'India Out': South Asia's China factor

After a series of blockades and hartals in Bangladesh, the opposition BNP party called for a non-cooperation movement against the incumbent government from Wednesday, appealing to the country's citizens to boycott the January 7 election.

Bangladesh's main opposition party gives non-cooperation call

Bangladesh Nationalist Party launches non-cooperation movement

As Bangladesh gears up for its national elections in January 2024, the absence of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), the main opposition party in the South Asian nation, is raising questions about the political dynamics of the country.

Lopsided elections ahead? BNP’s boycott casts shadow on Bangladesh’s polls

Protesters in Bangladesh set a train ablaze on Tuesday, killing four people, among them a mother and child, amid a countrywide strike called by the opposition to press its demand for the government to resign ahead of next month's general elections.

Bangladesh National Party wants PM Sheikh Hasina to step down

The supporters of Bangladesh's opposition party Bangladesh nationalist party or BNP continue with their demand of Prime Minister Sheik Hasina's resignation and a caretaker government.

Bangladesh political violence: Dhaka remains on boil for the 5th day

Bangladesh: Protests, violence, vandalism continue on the streets of Dhaka

Bangladeshi authorities detained a key opposition leader a day after huge protests were held against the prime minister Sheikh Hasina in a statement. Bangladesh Nationalist Party said that Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamar was arrested. His daughter maintained that he was detained by the police.

BNP Party says Bangladesh's main opposition leader arrested

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