The polling day will begin on Saturday (January 6) night after the night. On Sunday (January 7), the law enforcement forces have strengthened security across the country on the occasion of the twelfth parliamentary elections.
There are logical reasons not to go anywhere Additional Inspector General (AIGP) M Khurshid Hossain has called on the countrymen to be called on.
After visiting various polling stations in the capital, the RAB DG interacted with journalists at Mirpur-2 area, Mirpur-2, and he also urged the countrymen to stay in their respective areas.
M Khurshid Hossain said, "If the people of one area go to another area in the 12th National Assembly elections, we will not identify him as a saboteur but we will want to know why you came, what you need. Whether you are involved in any other work. Whether you are involved in any other work. No one will go anywhere without any logical reason.
The Benapole Express train sabotage happened on Friday. BNP and Jamaat's other political parties including Jamaat have been on strike since Saturday morning. In such a situation, voters can go to vote without any fear? The RAB DG said he had intelligence information about the sabotage, "they could have been the case of sabotage. Naturally, we know about the boycotts, especially the Jamaat-BNP, yesterday. We picked up three people yesterday. They found 28 petrol bombs, 30 cocktails were found, 30. We are interrogating them."
"We will definitely try to find out when there is a case that happens when there is an incident in the Benapole Express train," said the RAB Director General. "We will definitely inform you if there is any threat or threats that have not been created around the 12th National Assembly elections. There is no fear that people will not be able to come to the polling station without fear. Only the RAB forces, not all law and order forces are ready throughout the country. The law and order situation is normal, and voters can come to the polling stations without any problems.
