No, none of the four British Bangladeshi MPs have been called to the British Cabinet yet. Five times and four times, three senior MPs of Bangladeshi origin have not been placed in British Cabinets.
The Bangladeshi community has been considered a safe vote bank of the Labour Party for ages. This time in Britain, the Labour Party has won the biggest victory. The community of Bangladeshis, especially Sylhety, in Britain has also crossed the age of one hundred years. However, compared to the Indian and Pakistani communities of the same age, the achievements of the Bangladeshis are really poor.

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None of the four MPs of Bangladeshi origin have been called into the new Labor Party cabinet so far.

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This time, the maximum number of 34 people of Bangladeshi origin became candidates in various seats across Britain.  But in the end no one could win except the four who won the last election.  It has been proved in the ballot, the achievement of Bangladeshis in this election is zero.  British Bangladeshis have not got a minister in Britain yet.

 Apart from the two seats in East London, Britain's policy makers have no other place in the country to judge the outcome of the Bangladeshi vote.  There was hope in the community that at least one Bangladeshi could get a place in the Labor Party's cabinet like the first time.