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After Gen Z uprising, Bangladesh vote shows limits of youth power

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After Gen Z uprising, Bangladesh vote shows limits of youth power

Source: Reuters

Zia Chowdhury, Ruma Paul and Krishna N. Das
 In an election triggered by a Gen Z–led uprising in Bangladesh, a youth-driven party secured only six seats in the 300-member parliament, showing the challenge of turning street momentum into votes.
When it came to it, results showed on Friday that voters overwhelmingly chose the long-established Bangladesh Nationalist Party, which has already ruled the country three times, most recently from 2001-2006.
They largely stayed away from The National Citizen Party which emerged from the 2024 protests that toppled former premier Sheikh Hasina, but fared poorly as part of a rival coalition.
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Masrura Salsabil Tarannum, 24, a student and first-time voter, poses for a picture, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, February 4, 2026. REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain Purchase Licensing Rights
Zia Chowdhury, Ruma Paul and Krishna N. Das

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