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News India Live, Digital Desk: The results of the recently concluded general elections in the neighboring country Bangladesh have been declared. In these elections, Sheikh Hasina’s party ‘Awami League’ has once again captured power. But this time the eyes of the whole world were focused on the fact that in the new Parliament of Bangladesh (Jatiya Sangsad) the minority communities, especially hindu community What is the representation of? Official figures have presented an interesting picture this time.
How many minority candidates won?
According to the final results released by the Election Commission, this time the total 4 minority candidates Have been successful in reaching Parliament. Although this number is said to be less than last time, it is considered very important politically.
Number and position of Hindu MPs
If we look at the detailed figures, most of these 4 minority MPs who were elected hindu community Belong to.
Party Basis: All these candidates who won are from Sheikh Hasina’s party. Awami League He was in the electoral fray on the ticket of or as an independent.
Regional Impact: These candidates have won in areas where the density of minority population is high.
Comparison with previous elections
If we compare with the previous elections (2018), the number of minority MPs at that time was around 18. This huge decline in numbers this time is considered a matter of concern. Experts believe that this time due to political instability and boycott of elections in some areas, the participation and victory figures of minorities have been affected.
Sheikh Hasina government’s stance
Awami League has always presented itself as a secular party. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has repeatedly reiterated in her address that people of all religions have equal rights in Bangladesh. However, amid the decreasing numbers in Parliament, it now remains to be seen what special steps are taken for minority interests in the new government.
