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An uncertainty has been looming about the inclusion of postal ballots cast by expatriate Bangladeshis in the 13th National Parliament Elections and Referendum in the vote count.
Election Commission (EC) has directed political parties and candidates to strictly follow the code of conduct while conducting election campaigns on social platforms ahead of the upcoming 13th National Parliament elections and referendum to be held on February 12.
Barrister Asaduzzaman Fuad, the candidate of the 11-party alliance for the Barisal-3 (Babuganj-Muladi) constituency in the 13th National Parliament elections has said that he doesn't want to stay in 'corrupt politics' anymore.
The 13th National Parliamentary Election is knocking on the door. Law enforcement agencies have made maximum security preparations across the country ahead of the elections to be held on February 12. In the meantime, a joint assessment by the Special Branch (SB) of the Police, intelligence agencies and police headquarters has identified all polling centres at least 13 parliamentary constituencies in different regions of the country as 'highly risky'.
Bangladesh Election Commission (EC) has intensified preparations for the last week ahead of the 13th National Parliament Elections and referendum to be held on February 12. Election management, ballot transportation, voter participation, training, security, and political coordination are now the commission's highest priorities.
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