Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan, spokesperson of the National Citizens Party (NCP) and former sports adviser to the interim government, cast his vote in the 13th national election and referendum. He voted on Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m. at the Government Laboratory School polling center under the Dhaka-10 constituency in the capital.

According to the election data, Dhaka-10 has a total of 382,184 registered voters, including 199,964 men, 182,224 women, and six third-gender voters. The constituency contains 136 polling centers. Eleven candidates are contesting in this seat, including BNP’s Rabiul Islam Robi (symbol: paddy sheaf), Jatiya Oikya Jote’s Jasim Uddin Sarkar (balance scale), Bahni Bepari (plough), Islami Andolan Bangladesh’s Abdul Awal (hand fan), Labour Party’s Abul Kalam Azad (pineapple), Amar Bangladesh Party’s Nasrin Sultana (eagle), Sangskritik Mukti Jote’s Anisur Rahman (stick), Bangladesh Republican Party’s Abu Hanif Hridoy (elephant), and Am Janatar Dal’s Abdullah Al Hussain (butterfly).

The voting process in Dhaka-10 reflects active participation from multiple political alliances and independent candidates, highlighting a competitive electoral environment.