Expats, jail and voting officials will get this opportunity
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Voting in postal ballots as well as online ballots (e-ballots) in parliamentary elections The Election Commission is considering giving an opportunity, for this, the Election Commission has taken the initiative to amend the People's Representation Order (RPO) and the Election Commission. If the rules and regulations are amended, expatriate voters, jailed and polling officials will get the opportunity to vote in e-ballots.
The Election Commission is meeting today to amend the rules and regulations in the meeting. The meeting was first put in the agenda of the ‘People Representation Order (RP) revision’. The rules regarding the provisions have been kept.
This 88th meeting of the EC will be held at the election building under the chairmanship of Chief Election Commissioner KM Nurul Huda at 11 am today.
In the case of voting for the postal ballot, the People's Representation Order (RPO) states in Article 27- ‘(a) The persons described in sub-sections (3) and (5) of Section 8 of the Voter List Act, 2009; (b) The Center is the person who has the right to vote in any other polling station, (c) Bangladeshi voters live in the country of Bangladesh.’
When asked about this, Election Commissioner Rafiqul Islam said, "We are thinking of increasing the use of postal ballots." This is why it may be necessary to change the rules of law, and how to do that, there will be a discussion on that poison in the meeting.
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EC officials say that expatriate voters, polling officers and jailers are thinking of providing postal ballots as well as online ballots or e-ballots in the parliamentary elections. The Election Commission (EC) is preparing the Representation of the People Order (RPO) and the Election Commission (EC) to arrange for voting in online ballots in the upcoming elections.