Dhaka, Jan. 15 -- Bangladesh is facing a crucial test for its democracy as the country prepares for its upcoming national elections for the first time after the ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, as per election expert Munira Khan, who describes the polls as the "last chance" to ensure a free and fair election acceptable to all in the country.

Speaking to ANI about the electoral environment, which has seen numerous shifts since the July 2024 uprising, Khan said there is a new atmosphere in the country, with people across Bangladesh hoping for a credible and unflawed election.

"The whole Bangladeshi people are waiting for a very unflawed election, a credible election, accepted by everybody," she said, while acknowledging that...