Bangladesh EC publishes gazette of newly elected MPs, clearing path for swearing-in
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Bangladesh's Election Commission publishes gazette of newly elected MPs, enabling their swearing-in after the 13th general election.
Bangladesh's Election Commission has published a gazette of newly elected members of Parliament from the 13th general election, paving the way for their swearing-in, media reports said on Saturday (February 14, 2026).
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The gazette was published for 297 out of the 300 parliamentary constituencies late on Friday (February 13), state-run BSS news agency reported.
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The notification was signed by Akhtar Ahmed, secretary of the Election Commission Secretariat.
The next step is the swearing-in ceremony, which will officially seat them in Parliament, according to the bdnews24 news portal.
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