More than 200 incidents of violence occurred across 30 districts in Bangladesh within two days following the 13th national parliamentary election, according to the Human Rights Support Society (HRSS). The organization reported that three people were killed and over 300 injured during this period. The information was disclosed at a press conference held by HRSS at the National Press Club on Sunday afternoon.

HRSS Executive Director Ejazul Islam stated that the violence included the deaths of two young men in Munshiganj and Bagerhat and a child in Mymensingh. Additionally, a rape allegation was reported in Noakhali. The organization said that supporters and activists of the BNP, Jamaat, and independent candidates were involved in these incidents. HRSS also reported attacks and arson targeting around 350 business establishments, offices, and homes.

The findings highlight widespread unrest in the immediate aftermath of the election, raising concerns about post-election security and political tensions across multiple districts.