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India-Bangladesh Relations: PM Modi Greets BNP Leader Tarique Rahman Following Election Win 
Published : Feb 13, 2026, 1:47 pm IST
Updated : Feb 13, 2026, 1:47 pm IST
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He noted that he looks forward to working closely with Mr. Rahman to enhance the multifaceted relationship between the two neighbouring countries. File Photo.
He noted that he looks forward to working closely with Mr. Rahman to enhance the multifaceted relationship between the two neighbouring countries. File Photo.

PM Modi emphasised that India remains committed to supporting a Bangladesh that is democratic, inclusive, and progressive.


India-Bangladesh Relations: PM Modi Greets BNP Leader Tarique Rahman Following Election Win 

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In a significant diplomatic gesture on Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached out to Tarique Rahman, the leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), to offer his warm congratulations. The message followed the BNP’s announcement of a "decisive victory" in the most recent parliamentary elections held in Bangladesh. Using the social media platform X, the Prime Minister conveyed his best wishes to Mr. Rahman for leading his party to such a major electoral win.

According to Prime Minister Modi, the results of the election serve as a clear reflection of the confidence and trust that the citizens of Bangladesh have placed in Tarique Rahman’s leadership. Looking toward the future, the Indian Prime Minister expressed his eagerness to collaborate with the new leadership to further the shared development objectives of both nations.

Furthermore, PM Modi emphasised that India remains committed to supporting a Bangladesh that is democratic, inclusive, and progressive. He noted that he looks forward to working closely with Mr. Rahman to enhance the multifaceted relationship between the two neighbouring countries. 

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This electoral triumph for the BNP marks the conclusion of the interim administration's term, which had been in place since the collapse of the previous Awami League government in August 2024.

Source: The Tribune


 

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