Bangladesh EC publishes gazette of newly elected MPs, clearing path for swearing-in
The Election Commission of Bangladesh has officially published the gazette confirming the election results for 297 out of 300 parliamentary constituencies, paving the way for the swearing-in of newly elected Members of Parliament (MPs). This significant development comes after the recent parliamentary elections, which were marked by controversies and allegations of irregularities. The gazette, issued late on February 13, 2023, serves as a formal recognition of the elected representatives, enabling the parliamentary proceedings to move forward. The absence of results for three constituencies remains a point of contention, as ongoing disputes and challenges are expected to arise. The elections have been closely watched both domestically and internationally, with various stakeholders expressing concerns about the electoral integrity. The new MPs are anticipated to play a crucial role in shaping policies and governance in the country as Bangladesh continues to navigate its political landscape. The swearing-in ceremony is expected to take place shortly, marking a new chapter in the nation's legislative framework and governance structure.
Originally reported by The Hindu International. Read original article
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