Dhaka:

The campaign for the upcoming 11th parliamentary elections should be completed on Friday (December 28) before 8 am. In this case, the last campaign is at 7:59 am.

According to the People's Representation Order on Thursday (December 27), the Ministry of Home Affairs has issued a circular in this regard in the light of a directive of the Election Commission and directed all the returning officers to implement the poison.

The circular signed by the Secretary of the Public Security Department of the Ministry of Home Affairs states that the People's Representation Order, ‘48 hours before the start of polling according to Article 78 of 1972 and the 48 hours of the polling will end within 48 hours of the next 48 hours i.e., from 8 am to 1 January 4 pm, any type of meeting, rally and procession. Can't be done.’

That is, all campaigning for the parliamentary elections should be stopped before 8 am on December 28. And on January 1, 2019, any campaign will be held until 4 pm. won't go

The ban on traffic is said to be prohibited, from 12:00 PM on the day before polling, taxi cabs, baby taxi/autorickshaws, microbuses, jeeps, pickups, cars, buses, trucks, tempos, launches, engine boats and speedboats will be applicable.

However, from midnight on December 29 to January 2 midnight, there will be a special place for more motorcycles or similar vehicles to be banned from the area.

The ban will also be relaxed in the case of national and election-related vehicles or boats and emergency service providers or similar vehicles.

According to the instructions of the Election Commission, the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Shipping has already issued an order in this regard.

Voting for the 11th National Assembly elections will continue from 8 am to 4 pm on December 30 (Sunday).

This time, 39 registered parties have fielded candidates and 1,847 will contest in 300 seats in the addition of independent candidates.

Dhaka:

Election Commissioner Brigadier General (retd) Shahadat Hossain Chowdhury has said that if the police, RAB and BGB (Border Guard of Bangladesh) fail to control the voting environment, the armed forces will work to control the situation.

He said that the armed forces will not act as a striking force in this election, but will perform their duties according to sections 127 to 132 of the CrPC. If the police, RAB and BGB fail to control the election environment, then the armed forces will work to control the situation.

He made these remarks during a briefing at the control room of the Election Building on Thursday (December 27) afternoon. Brigadier General Saidul Islam, DG of the National Identity Card Division (NID), was also present at the time.

Later, Major Raju Ahmed showed reporters how law enforcement forces have been deployed through a map.

Regarding the 22 Jamaat candidates with the paddy sheaf symbol in the elections, Shahadat Hossain Chowdhury said, "We have to obey the court order. We will act according to the order that comes at the last minute. We are also prepared accordingly."

‘"Elections for 300 seats in one day are a big challenge. I don't think there is a tense situation in the election. Political pressure and tension may prevail."’

Election Commissioner Shahadat said that 300 constituencies will be directly monitored from the control room set up at the EC for the elections. Action will be taken from now on if any incident occurs at any center.

Regarding the electronic voting machines (EVMs), he said, "EVMs have already reached 6 constituencies. Mock voting is underway now. Overall, our preparations are good. More than 5 lakh law enforcement personnel have been deployed for the entire election."

Regarding the attacks, he said, "No truth has been found in many of the allegations. The ones that have been found will be resolved from the constituency. Not from the EC. 122 Electoral Inquiry Committees have been formed at the district level in these matters. They will resolve these problems."

Dhaka:

On the occasion of the upcoming 11th National Assembly elections, the armed forces will come to fulfill their durability from Monday (December 24) morning. As a striking force, the army will serve 389 upazilas and navy 18 upazilas.

On Sunday (December 23), the Assistant Director of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Rashedul Alam Khan came to know about the poison.

It has been said by the Election Commission that the armed forces will conduct patrols and other operational activities through coordination with the returning officer till January 2.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has already issued a circular in this regard from the Public Security Department, and the opposition BNP and their alliance Jati Oikya Front have welcomed the EC's decision in the morning of the election.

The instructions of the circular are stated, ‘If the returning officer wants to maintain law and order, the members of the armed forces will assist the armed forces to maintain law and order. In accordance with the returning officer, the upazila-tana and the armed forces will be appointed as per the request. In accordance with the needs of the returning officer or the presiding officer, the peace and order of the polling station will be maintained by the armed forces.’ The armed forces will provide support to the EC in the work of fair elections. This force will ensure the safety of important sages and great-seeking people under the direction of the situation.’

The circular also states, ‘The armed forces will act according to sections 127 to 132 of the criminal procedure code. If the armed forces are called to disperse the illegal assembly, if the illegal assembly is not dispersed in any other way, if the illegal assembly is not dispersed in any other way, the magistrate of the highest position at the scene can order the military power supply and arrest in an emergency situation if it is in an emergency situation.’ If it is not possible to contact a Magistrate, the commissioned officer may order and arrest the military to disperse the rally. Although there is no obligation to give a written instructions to the Magistrate for the power of military power, he will give it in writing as soon as possible after giving oral instructions.’

‘Considering the risk, the number of armed forces members in each district can be reduced or more or less in harmony with the returning officer. The number of soldiers in each level will be reserved as reserved for the number of soldiers and the number of members of the Air Force and Transportation Aviation Public Security Department, Election Commission Secretariat and Forces will be included in the request of the Election Commission Secretariat and Forces.’

Meanwhile, the Election Commission will use Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) in the 6 constituencies of the parliamentary elections, and the Army will also act as a technical team in those 6 centers, so the EC has issued a circular.

It is said in the circular, ‘The sixth seat that EVM is used, there will be 3,300 armed forces members in the area where the EVMs are used, but they will not carry any kind of weapons and ammunitions.’

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