Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan, spokesperson and head of the election management committee of the National Citizens Party (NCP), alleged that the media in Bangladesh has been taken over by the BNP and is acting in a one-sided and irresponsible manner. Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday night at the party’s temporary central office in Rupayan Trade Center, Banglamotor, Dhaka, he warned that such 'information terrorism' would not be tolerated on election day.

Bhuiyan also claimed that weapons were being stockpiled in various locations ahead of the election and called on joint forces to conduct operations by Wednesday night. He criticized what he described as interference with personal freedoms during money recovery drives and questioned whether keeping a laptop at home could be considered a crime. He further alleged that the Election Commission, returning officers, and law enforcement agencies had failed to maintain neutrality.

The NCP spokesperson reported attacks on candidates and workers of the NCP and its 11-party alliance, along with intimidation of polling agents, urging local election officials to ensure a level playing field.