The most recent development in Bangladesh's political landscape is marked by the BNP's landslide victory, securing over a two-thirds majority with 212 seats in the parliament, as reported by the Times of India on February 14, 2026. This victory signifies a significant shift as it brings anti-India leaders to the forefront, potentially straining Dhaka-Delhi relations. The BNP's electoral success is seen as a 'reset' following the mass uprising that led to the ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled to India in 2024 amidst the unrest. The Hindu highlights that BNP's foreign affairs adviser has urged India to 'make a clean break from the past,' emphasizing that Bangladesh's national interest will guide future relations, particularly concerning the Ganga Water Treaty renewal.