List of political parties in Bangladesh
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This article lists political parties in People's Republic of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh has a fading two-party system, which means that there are two dominant political parties, with extreme difficulty for anybody to achieve electoral success under the banner of another party.
However, though the center-left Awami League and center-right BNP dominated Bangladesh politics for a long time, currently both are heading coalitions of like-minded parties with the AL leading the secular and liberal elements while BNP is rallying the right-of-centre parties.
The parties
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Yar Mohammad Khan Shamsul Huq Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy Sheikh Mujibur Rahman |
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"জাসদ" |
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"JSD(Rab)" "জেএসডি" |
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"বাসদ" |
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"বিজেপি" |
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Parliamentary parties
- [Bangldesh Technically Party](BTP)
- Zaker Party
- Bangladesh Peoples's Democratic Party (BPDPC)
- Bangladesh jamat-t-islam
- Bangladesh Islamic Party -B.I.P বাংলাদেশ ইসলামিক পার্টি - বি.আই.পি
- Bangladesh Freedom Party
- Bangladesh Development Party BDP
- Bangladesh National Front (BNF)
- Bangladesh Jatiya Party-BJP
- Bangladesh Peoples's Democratic Party (BPDP)
- Jamiat-e-Ulama-e-Islam Bangladesh
- Communist Party of Bangladesh
- Socialist Party of Bangladesh (SPB)
- Khilafat Majlis
- Liberal Democratic Party
- Islamic Unity Front (Islami Oikya Jote)
- Islami Oikya Jote (En. Islamic National Unity Front)
- Jatiya Party - Hussain Muhammad Ershad (En. National Party)
- Jatiyo Samajtantrik Dal-JSD
- Jatiyo Samajtantrik Dal
- Liberal Democratic Party
- Bangladesh National Awami Party (Bangladesh NAP)
- National Party (Manju) (Jatiya Dal (Manju))
- Peasants' and Workers' People's League (Krishak Sramik Janata League)
- Gonotantry Party (President: Mohammad Afzal, General Secretary: Nurur Rahman Salim)
- Islami Andolan Bangladesh
- Workers Party of Bangladesh
- Bangladesh Representative Party (BRP)
- Bangladesh Janata Party (BJP)
- Progressive Democratic Party-Bangladesh
Regional Parties
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Other parties
- Bangladesh Bash Party (BBP)
- Bangladesh Shanti Party (B.S.P) (Bangladesh Peace Party)
- Ganosamhati Andolon
- Bangladesh Islamic Party -B.I.P বাংলাদেশ ইসলামিক পার্টি - বি.আই.পি
- Liberal Party Bangladesh
- Hizb ut-Tahrir Bangladesh
- United Bengal Liberation Movement
- Nagorik Shakti
- Jonokollan (Peoples Welfare) Party
- Bangladesh Justice Party(1981):Bangladesh Justice Party founded by Barrister Syed Kamrul Islam Mohommod Salehuddin in 1981. Salehuddin was a Lawyer of the Bangladesh Supreme Court. He was a Barrister of Inner Temple. He served The British Civil Service in United Kingdom for several years. Salehuddin was elected Pakistan National Assembly Member (MNA) from Awami League in 1970 from Faridpur-2 (Now Faridpur-1 Constituency). He was a Member of Constituent Assembly(MCA) in 1972. After Independence he was elected Bangladesh Parliament Member(MP) as an independent candidate from Faridpur-3 (Now Faridpur-1, Modhukhali-Boalmari-Alfadanga). Then he represented NAP (Basani) at the House. Salehuddin formed "The East Pakistan Defence Front" in London to collect fund and engaged Sir Thomas Willium, British MP and Barrister to defend Shaikh Mujibur Rahman in the Agartala conspiracy case in 1968. He was a freedom fighter in 1971 and active member North Zone in India. Barrister Salehuddin first flown the Bangladesh flag in front of Faridpur District Commissioner office on 26 March 1971 and arranged a huge ghadaring before the Boalmari Dakbanglaw in favor of Independence on 26 March 1971. In 1981 he formed Bangladesh Justice Party and elected its president through a council in September 1981 at Dhaka Zilla Kriya Parishad Milonyaton. Barrister salehuddin died in 24/05/1983. He barred in Banani graveyard. His home district is Faridpur under Modhukhali Upozela and his native village is Bonomalidia.
See also
- Politics of Bangladesh
- List of political parties by country
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