The Chief Adviser has directed authorities to recover all looted and illegal weapons before the upcoming national election. The instruction came during a meeting of the National Implementation Committee on Administrative Reorganization (NIKAR) held in Dhaka, where the Chief Adviser emphasized that the recovery must be completed as quickly as possible ahead of the polls. The meeting also discussed preparations for the election scheduled for February 12.
According to the Press Secretary, the government is installing CCTV cameras at nearly 42,000 polling centers across the country to ensure transparency and security. Of these, 21,946 centers identified as highly important or risky will receive special funding of Tk 71.98 crore from the Finance Ministry, with at least six cameras per center. Local administrations will fund installations at the remaining centers. Efforts are underway nationwide, with some districts nearing full completion.
Officials confirmed that 299 polling centers without electricity will receive solar power or generator support. The government reiterated that the election will be held on schedule and pledged full support to the Election Commission for a free, fair, and peaceful vote.
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