Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam declared that no power on earth can obstruct the upcoming 13th National Parliamentary Election. Speaking to reporters after visiting Sureshwar Darbar Sharif in Naria, Shariatpur, on Friday, he said the people of Bangladesh are eagerly waiting to vote and that any attempt to disrupt law and order will be met with firm action. Alam warned that those seeking to derail the election through unlawful or unethical means would face strict measures from the government. Responding to a question about the banned Awami League’s participation, he claimed that the party, which he described as a “fallen autocrat’s group,” had voluntarily withdrawn from the electoral process. He also accused its members of resorting to violence instead of peaceful political movement. Local officials, including the Naria Upazila Executive Officer, were present during the press briefing. The statement underscores the administration’s determination to proceed with the election despite political tensions and security concerns.