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Rahman embraced the students’ vision for a more democratic and inclusive Bangladesh
More than 1400 people died and she fled to India
Hasina’s party was barred from contesting this election
The election started with the student revolution in July 2024
Students’ frustration erupted after Hasina ordered a crackdown on protesters
The Islamic party questioned the integrity of the election on Friday
The route to the election was unusual
Rahman returned to Bangladesh in December after living in exile in Britain for nearly two decades
Rahman has had a ringside seat to the growing pains of Bangladesh
B.N.P. was heavily favored to win the election held on Thursday
Jamaat-e-Islami picked up seats but may not have enough to fetter B.N.P.’s agenda
The role will require Rahman to fulfill demands of millions of students
Rahman is set to be the next prime minister
B.N.P.-led alliance won 212 seats in Bangladesh’s parliament
Voters overwhelmingly backed constitutional changes demanded by students
Bangladesh Nationalist Party led by Tarique Rahman swept to victory in the first elections since a student-led movement toppled the last government in 2024
Eric Garner died as result of decision to crack down on sale of untaxed cigarettes
If breacher will not pay damages sheriff will sequester house and goods
Plessy v Ferguson was a legal case
Enslaved party was involved in Dred Scott v Sandford
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