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A majority of parliamentary seats were then won by Hasina’a party unopposed.<\/p>\nThe boycott triggered widespread violence across the country, leaving dozens of people dead and hundreds of voting booths vandalised.<\/p>\n
The ruling Awami League party and main opposition alliance, the Jatiya Oikya Front, held two rounds of discussions at Hasina’s residence in the past week.<\/p>\n
But they appeared to end in failure with the deputy leader of the ruling party Obaidul Quader telling reporters that dissolving parliament was unconstitutional.<\/p>\n
\u201cThere is no scope to go beyond the constitution. We’ve conveyed that clearly,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
The opposition would not say that the talks had ended in failure but they stressed their struggle would continue. They also want the election commission to defer its announcement.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are still in movement,\u201d opposition spokesman Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said.<\/p>\n
They have threatened street protests and marches in major cities and in front of the commission.<\/p>\n
The 2014 violence prompted a massive crackdown by Hasina’s government, which arrested thousands of BNP officials and confined BNP leader Khaleda Zia at her home for weeks.<\/p>\n
In recent months, the BNP’s strength was further weakened after\u00a0Zia was convicted\u00a0and sentenced to 10 and seven years in jail in two separate cases of corruption.<\/p>\n
Her eldest son and heir apparent Tarique Rahman, who lives in exile in London, was also sentenced to life in prison over a 2004 grenade attack targeting Hasina.<\/p>\n
Analysts say despite the rejection of its key demand by Hasina and amid mounting fears of a rigged polls, BNP has no choice but to participate in the election.<\/p>\n
A no-show could result in cancellation of its party registration, they say.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n