Bangladesh elections: Over 50% polling centres considered 'risky', CCTV installed at most stations

In preparation for the upcoming elections in Bangladesh, the Election Commission (EC) has identified over 50% of polling centres as 'risky' due to security concerns. This election marks a significant milestone as it will see the largest deployment of law enforcement personnel in the country’s electoral history, alongside the most extensive application of technology. To enhance security and monitoring, CCTV cameras have been installed at the majority of polling stations. The EC is prioritizing voter safety amid apprehensions regarding potential violence and electoral malpractices, reflecting a broader commitment to ensure a fair and transparent democratic process. As tensions rise, these measures underscore the government's efforts to maintain order and uphold the integrity of the elections, which are crucial for Bangladesh's political landscape and stability.
Originally reported by The Hindu International. Read original article
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