Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner SM Sajjat Ali stated that voting was taking place in an excellent environment without any untoward incidents. He made the remarks on Thursday at 11 a.m. after casting his vote at Mohammad Preparatory School and College center. The commissioner said the election was being held in a calm and festive atmosphere, describing it as a historic event as envisioned by the chief adviser.

Responding to questions from journalists, the DMP Commissioner said there was no fear or tension surrounding the vote or the post-result period. He noted that major political parties had pledged to accept the results regardless of outcome, reducing the likelihood of violence. He also dismissed rumors about possible unrest, emphasizing that the election was proceeding peacefully.

According to the presiding officer, 11 percent of votes were cast between 7:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. at the center, which has 2,584 registered voters. Officials reported no disturbances and expected voter turnout to increase as the day progressed.