Dhaka, Feb. 13 -- A new chapter is set to unfold in Bangladesh politics, as BNP is poised to form a government after securing a two-thirds majority in the national election, held largely in a peaceful atmosphere following years of uncontested polls.

The party's media unit said on X Friday that BNP has secured enough parliamentary seats to govern independently.

Although the Election Commission is yet to release the final tally, unofficial results show that BNP has crossed the 151-seat mark required for a majority in Parliament.

This outcome marks a remarkable comeback for BNP and its leader Tarique Rahman, positioning him to potentially become Bangladesh's next prime minister.

Just two years ago, Tarique was living in self-imposed exil...