Chief Election Commissioner A.M.M. Nasir Uddin stressed that the Election Commission does not want to rely on the police for fair elections but trusts the people to vote and safeguard polling stations. He highlighted the early start of voter updates thanks to UNDP’s logistical support and called for legal reforms to resolve challenges in party registration and boundary determination. Criticizing the Election System Reform Commission, he argued that the Election Commission must retain authority over boundary issues.
Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) A.M.M. Nasir Uddin stated, “We do not want to rely on the police for fair elections; we will trust the people. People will vote in a festive atmosphere, and they will guard the polling stations to ensure that no irregularities occur and no one can take away their voting rights.”
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