BNP’s acting chairman Tarique Rahman has received a travel pass from the Bangladesh High Commission in London, allowing him to return to Dhaka on December 25. Party and diplomatic sources confirmed that Rahman, who has been living in exile in the United Kingdom for years, applied for the document on Thursday and received it on Friday morning local time. Rahman’s Bangladeshi passport had expired, and he did not renew it even after the fall of the Awami League government last year. Due to this, he required a one-time travel pass to re-enter the country as a Bangladeshi citizen. His planned return marks a significant political development for the BNP, which has been reorganizing following the recent political upheaval. Analysts suggest Rahman’s return could reshape Bangladesh’s opposition politics, potentially influencing upcoming elections and party leadership dynamics. Authorities are expected to make security and administrative preparations ahead of his arrival.
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