The Bangladesh Police Headquarters has issued a strict code of conduct for law enforcement officers ahead of the 13th National Parliamentary Election and referendum scheduled for Thursday. The directive lists 22 specific activities that police officers must avoid while on election duty. Violations of these rules will result in departmental and disciplinary actions, according to police headquarters sources.
The instructions prohibit officers from showing favoritism toward any political party, candidate, or supporter, and from expressing personal political opinions or posting political content on social media. Officers are also barred from using force unless absolutely necessary, accepting food or gifts from candidates or supporters, or engaging in unprofessional behavior such as taking photos with candidates. They are instructed not to enter polling booths without the presiding officer’s permission or influence voters in any way.
Additionally, police officers are forbidden from using mobile phones or sharing election-related information during duty. They must avoid unnecessary gatherings, personal conversations, or making predictions about election results, ensuring neutrality and professionalism throughout the polling process.
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