Mohammed Shahabuddin & Bangladesh — Awami League

Mohammed Shahabuddin: Resigned as president due to health issues, ending his tenure early. His departure removes a symbol of the previous Bangladesh — Awami League government.

Bangladesh — Awami League: Shahabuddin was the last high-ranking official from the party in office. His resignation further diminishes the party's influence.

Mohammed Shahabuddin: Mohammed Shahabuddin, the President of Bangladesh, administered the oath of office to Tarique Rahman as Prime Minister and his ministers.

Bangladesh — Awami League: The Bangladesh — Awami League party, led by Sheikh Hasina, was barred from taking part in the elections.

Mohammed Shahabuddin: Resigned as president on health grounds, creating the vacancy that led to this election.

Bangladesh — Awami League: Former ruling party, now in opposition, that lost the presidency with Shahabuddin's resignation.

Mohammed Shahabuddin: Resigned as President on July 24 on health grounds, triggering the election.

Bangladesh — Awami League: Former ruling party toppled in 2024; not directly involved in the current election.

Mohammed Shahabuddin: Mohammed Shahabuddin, the President of Bangladesh, plans to resign after the February parliamentary election due to feeling humiliated by the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus. His resignation highlights political instability in Bangladesh.