
Following landslide poll win, Tarique Rahman to take oath with Cabinet next week
India Today
Rahman's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on Friday secured a sweeping victory with a more than two-thirds majority in the landmark parliamentary elections held on Thursday.
Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin is expected to administer the oath of office to the new cabinet of BNP chairman Tarique Rahman within the next four days, officials said on Saturday.
Rahman's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on Friday secured a sweeping victory with a more than two-thirds majority in the landmark parliamentary elections held on Thursday.
The BNP leader is set to become the prime minister, replacing the interim government chief Muhammad Yunus.
"In line with the Constitution, the president will administer the oath at Bangabhaban (presidential palace)," Cabinet Secretary Sheikh Abdur Rashid said without giving any specific date for the oath ceremony.
But a senior BNP policymaking leader, preferring anonymity, told PTI that the swearing-in ceremony is expected to be held on February 16 or 17.
The Constitution requires the cabinet oath-taking ceremony to be followed by the swearing-in of new parliament members, while a key aide to Rahman said the existing legal scenario made the issue a little complicated.

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