Hasina's Son Sajeeb Wazed Signals BNP Outreach, Vows Awami League Comeback After Bangladesh Polls

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Hasina's Son Signals Outreach to BNP, Vows Awami League Comeback

Wazed hints BNP outreach, warns of Jamaat

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Moneycontrol•12-02-2026, 22:54

Hasina's Son Signals Outreach to BNP, Vows Awami League Comeback

•Sajeeb Wazed, son of exiled PM Sheikh Hasina, hints at political outreach to Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP).
•Wazed describes BNP as the "major party" in Bangladesh and indicates engagement could begin soon.
•Awami League was barred from contesting the 13th parliamentary elections, leaving an "open field" for BNP.
•Despite exclusion, Wazed asserts Awami League's political significance and predicts its future return to power.
•Wazed criticizes Jamaat-e-Islami, warning of terrorism if it gains parliamentary influence.

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