Hasina's victory in Bangladesh polls: 288 in 299 seats: Opposition criticism

TAMA: Awami League of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has won a parliamentary election in Bangladesh yesterday. The polling for the 299 constituencies in the 300 parliamentary constituencies in the country took place yesterday. In this election, the ruling Awami League was in the forefront and a serious rivalry between Kalita Jia's Bangladeshi nationalist party in jail in the corruption scandal. In this election, 17 people were killed in bilateral conflicts. Many were injured. Yesterday's vote counting work started yesterday before the vote was over. Election Commission secretary Halaluddin Ahmad declared that the Awami League party coalition won 288 seats


The National Unity Front won 7 seats and the other parties won three. The election for a constituency has been postponed. The result of the death of a candidate in another constituency has been stopped without the decision. Opposition parties have refused to accept the victory of the Awami League. National Uniform Leader and Senior Advocate Kamal Hossein said, "The Election Commission should hold a fresh election. Often complained that all voting centers have been abused. The EC should cancel this election. To hold a new election under the neutral state. "

Mirza Bukrol, former general secretary of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party of Ghalita Zia, former prime minister of Islamabad Islam Alamgir said, "This is the election for the most brutal rhetoric. Under the Parsian government, it is impossible to hold a free and fair election. It is not wrong to conclude that the decision to boycott the election five years ago. "
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been elected for the 4th time by winning this election. In the 2008 elections, the ruling coalition won 263 seats.

Captain Mashraf bin Mohdassa of the country's ODI team was competing against the Awami League party in the parliamentary elections held in Bangladesh for 2.66 lakh. He contested in Nuril constituency and won 2 lakh 74 thousand 418 votes. The candidate who contested against him received only 8006 votes.

Prime Minister Modi congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on congratulating Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who won the election. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on the occasion of the Bangladesh election. The people of your country have made it clear that the progress of this success is to continue. India will give priority to neighboring Bangladesh