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== Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) == '''1. Who is Tarique Rahman (Tareq Zia)?''' He is the son of former President Ziaur Rahman and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, and currently serves as the Acting Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). '''2. Why does he live in exile?''' He left Bangladesh in 2008 after being released on bail during the caretaker government’s anti-corruption drive. '''3. Has Tarique been cleared of corruption charges?''' Yes, as of early 2025, he has been acquitted in several major cases, including the 2004 grenade attack and money laundering charges. '''4. Is he planning to return to Bangladesh?''' His supporters and party insiders hint at a possible return, but no official date has been confirmed. '''5. How influential is he in BNP politics?''' He remains the party’s key decision-maker and symbolic leader, guiding strategies from abroad. '''6. Why is he called Tareq Zia?''' “Zia” is used as a tribute to his father, Ziaur Rahman, and is embraced by supporters to signify the family’s political lineage. Tarique Rahman’s journey mirrors Bangladesh’s turbulent political evolution — one marked by idealism, conflict, exile, and persistence. Whether seen as a reformist or a controversial dynast, he remains central to the country’s opposition politics. As Bangladesh approaches another crossroads in its democratic history, the return or continued exile of '''Tarique Rahman (Tareq Zia)''' may once again redefine the political balance — proving that in Bangladesh, legacy and leadership are never far apart.
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