February 12th, 2026, is a day of elections in Bangladesh, but also of great importance in the history of democracy in the country. As the people of Bangladesh move forward to elect their 13th Jatiya Sangsad, they are at a crossroads of uncertainty and renewal, turmoil and restoration. It is not just an election day in a country that has been no stranger to political uprisings.
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