Today voting starts in 12th national election in Bangladesh
As voting commenced on January 7, 2024, Bangladeshis across the nation exercised their democratic right to choose their representatives for the next five years.
12th parliamentary election began this morning amid a boycott by 16 political parties, including the major opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP).
The 12th national election in Bangladesh is indeed a momentous occasion, marking a crucial crossroads in the country’s political landscape. As voting commenced on January 7, 2024, Bangladeshis across the nation exercised their democratic right to choose their representatives for the next five years.
Upwards of 11,93,33,157 – – male 6,05,92,169 and female 5,87,40,140 and Common Gender 848 – – citizens are qualified to project their votes to choose 300 individuals from parliament.
Be that as it may, the Political race Commission has deferred casting a ballot in the Naogaon-2 electorate because of the passing of a free competitor, Aminul Islam.
The voters will cast their ballots at 42,024 centers at government and non-government educational institutions across the country.
Individuals from policing and military will remain sent till January 10 to guarantee harmony and control the rule of law previously, later, and during the democratic day.
