Afghanistan, Feb. 12 -- Millions in Bangladesh cast votes Thursday in parliamentary elections following Sheikh Hasina's 2024 ouster, amid political instability and ongoing constitutional reforms nationwide.
The Bangladesh Election Commission reported on Thrusday that nearly half of the 128 million eligible voters had cast their ballots by midday, reflecting high early turnout.
Elections follow the 2024 student-led protests that toppled Sheikh Hasina's 15-year government, during which approximately 1,400 people were killed amid violent crackdowns.
A temporary government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has overseen the country since Hasina fled to India, maintaining order amid economic slowdown.
The main contest is between the Bangla...