Bangladesh Holds Historic General Election Two Years After Sheikh Hasina's Exit
Summary
Bangladesh is holding its first general election in two years after Sheikh Hasina's exit, featuring a dual ballot system including a national referendum on constitutional reforms.
Key Points
- Bangladesh is holding a historic general election two years after Sheikh Hasina left power.
- Voters will cast two ballots: one for parliamentary candidates and another for a referendum on constitutional reforms.
- The Awami League has been banned, making BNP and Jamaat the main contenders.
- For the first time, Bangladeshi citizens abroad can participate in the voting process.
