New MPs take oath
Dhaka:
The new government is going to be formed in the new year to do something good. The grand alliance led by Awami League is going to form the government for the third consecutive time under the leadership of Aoami League president Sheikh Hasina, daughter of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, and Sheikh Hasina is going to become the prime minister for the fourth time in the history of the country.
On Thursday (January 3) after 11 o'clock in the east stage of the east block of the National Parliament building, the newly elected members of parliament including Sheikh Hasina took oath. Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury read out the oath of the parliament members and then the MPs will sign the oath book in the house of the senior secretary in the parliament secretariat. Zafar Ahmed Khan.
The 11th National Assembly elections were held on December 30. The Awami League, the leading party in this election, won the election with the participation of all parties, and the Aomi League was a single majority in terms of a single majority.
This election is mainly divided into two alliances, the two main political opponents are in the wing of the vote, one of them is the grand alliance of the Aomi League led by Sheikh Hasina. AQM Badruddoza Chowdhury's alternative Bangladesh was the Gano Forum president Dr. Jatiya Oikya Front formed with BNP under the leadership of Kamal Hossain.
Voting was held in 299 out of 300 seats in the 11th National Assembly elections. The candidate of Oikya Front has been suspended in one seat of Gaibandha. The election of that seat has been postponed, and the result of the seat will be postponed due to the turmoil in the center of one seat.
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The Election Commission announced the final results of 298 seats on Tuesday (January 1) and has been obliged to take oath of the elected members of Parliament within three days of the publication of the Gazette as per Article 148 (2a) of the Constitution.
In this context, the MPs belonging to the grand coalition parties including the Aomi League have not taken oath but the seven MPs of Oikya Front including BNP have not taken the oath, although the swearing-in of the oath is not over.
After taking oath as a Member of Parliament, the new government may be formed in January 5 or 6. Awami League General Secretary Obatadul Quader said that the new government will be formed before January 10. But 5 or 6 January, there is a discussion that the new government may be.