At a campaign rally in Panchagarh Sadar on February 2, speakers from the National Citizens Party (NCP) and its allied Eleven-Party Alliance called on voters to attend polling centers early after Fajr prayers to ensure security, particularly for women voters. The event, held at Satmero High School field in support of candidate Sarjis Alam, emphasized the need for vigilance and community protection during the upcoming election.

NCP election committee chairman Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan said the constituency needed a candidate who had already worked for local development without holding office. He urged voters to support Sarjis Alam, criticizing past leaders for neglecting the area. Sarjis Alam called on voters to reject those involved in extortion, violence, and oppression, and pledged inclusive leadership. Other alliance leaders, including Jamaat’s district chief and NCP representatives, vowed to prevent vote rigging and ensure fair polling.

Speakers also criticized rival parties, accusing them of corruption, false affidavits, and violence, while promising justice, improved healthcare, and honest governance if elected.