The victorious Bangladesh Nationalist Party supporters are jubilant, but analysts warn of challenges ahead. As rickshaw puller Anwar Pagla turned into the road leading to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s (BNP) office in Gulshan, Dhaka, on the afternoon after the parliamentary election, a small commotion stirred. His rickshaw had a Bangladeshi flag fixed to one side of the hood and the BNP’s flag to the other. Pagla is an ardent supporter. “They call me mad because I consider this party everything in my life. But it doesn’t matter. We have won and Bangladesh will now be better,” he told Al Jazeera. Nearly two decades after it last governed, the BNP returned to power after a landslide victory in Thursday’s parliamentary election. The Election Commission published the gazette of the mem...