In Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliamentary Election, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) emerged as the winning party, while Jamaat-e-Islami is set to occupy the opposition benches. However, BNP lost several constituencies because of internal rebellion and independent candidacies. At least 79 BNP leaders contested as independents or rebel candidates after being denied party nominations, leading to vote splits that benefited Jamaat’s alliance. The Election Commission published the official gazette of results for 297 out of 300 constituencies on February 13, 2026, following nationwide voting held on February 12.

Notable rebel winners include Rumin Farhana in Brahmanbaria-2, A.Z.M. Rezwanul Haque in Dinajpur-5, Mohammad Salman Omar in Mymensingh-1, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Iqbal in Kishoreganj-5, Atikul Alam in Comilla-7, and several others. Each of these candidates was expelled from BNP after running independently. Meanwhile, Jamaat’s allied parties, including the National Citizen Party and Bangladesh Khelafat Majlis, secured multiple seats through seat-sharing arrangements.

The results indicate that internal divisions within BNP weakened its overall performance, allowing Jamaat’s coalition partners to gain ground in several key constituencies.