The Home Affairs Adviser stated that threats made by individuals living abroad hold no value and urged those with courage to return to Bangladesh and face the law. He made the remarks on Wednesday morning at the Border Guard Training Center and College in Baitul Izzat, Satkania, Chattogram, following the 104th Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) recruiting parade. Responding to questions about threats directed at the Prime Minister and her son over the election, he said that such statements from fugitives abroad are meaningless unless made within the legal framework of the country.
Addressing election security, the adviser said that the number of security forces is being increased to prevent any disorder during the polls and expressed confidence that the election would remain peaceful with public cooperation. On border issues, he noted that the Arakan Army currently controls parts of Myanmar’s Rakhine region, creating problems for Bangladesh. He added that Bangladesh maintains communication with Myanmar’s government and protests whenever incidents occur along the border.
The adviser also mentioned that clashes between Myanmar forces and the Arakan Army sometimes cause shells to land inside Bangladesh, and the government is taking all necessary measures to prevent future incidents.
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