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Post-Election Fears Ban: No Need to Panic

by Press Xpress December 31, 2023
written by Press Xpress December 31, 2023
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Key features:

  • Acknowledgment of transient challenges and the need to move forward positively
  • Stress on conducting a fair election, respecting voters’ rights and avoiding conflicts
  • Pledge to extend cooperation to the Election Commission for a smooth process
  • Mention of arrangements against any potential obstruction during the election process

As the countdown to the 12th National Elections progresses, Dhaka’s vibrant constituencies buzz with anticipation for the upcoming festivities. In this dynamic ambiance, candidates tirelessly canvass door-to-door, weaving a fabric of commitments and pledges to the electorate. The political landscape undergoes a metamorphosis, influenced by the aspirations and viewpoints of a burgeoning population eager to shape Bangladesh’s future.

Ahead of the scheduled December 27 elections, the Awami League (AL) has presented its manifesto, marking the beginning of preparations for the impending January 7, 2024 parliamentary elections.

Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Momen anticipates a positive and celebratory ambiance for the upcoming National Parliament elections. Addressing concerns about potential post-election bans, Momen expressed confidence during an interaction with the Diplomatic Correspondents Association, Bangladesh (DICAB) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on December 28.

Post-Election Scenarios

Expressing his hopes for a fair electoral process, Momen highlighted the absence of current reasons for apprehension or instability regarding the possibility of post-election bans. He emphasized addressing any issues that may arise, should a specific country raise concerns about the post-election scenario.

Highlighting the assurance from top-level authorities, Momen reiterated the commitment towards conducting a fair election. He mentioned the Prime Minister’s affirmation of a fair electoral process, aligning with the efforts of the Election Commission in steering the election toward this goal.

Acknowledging the presence of transient challenges, Momen stressed the need to move forward without excessive worry about external opinions or actions. He emphasized the importance of conducting a fair election, respecting the voters’ rights, and avoiding conflicts that might arise.

As the country gears up for this significant electoral event, Momen’s positive outlook aims to instill confidence and ensure a smooth and unbiased democratic process for Bangladesh.

“We are currently focusing to ensure an uninterrupted and fair election. We will be able to extend all kinds of cooperation to the Commission for that. If anyone from the United States obstructs the election, there are arrangements against it. Since we aim for an uninterrupted and fair election, there’s no fear. Our focus now is on ensuring a fair election on January 7th. If any problem arises later, we will raise it.”

– Masud Bin Momen.

The Bangladesh Election Commission’s commitment to upholding democratic principles and ensuring transparent and fair elections is vital for the continued development and stability of Bangladesh. By executing its responsibilities with integrity and impartiality, the EC contributes to the democratic process and the strengthening of democratic institutions in Bangladesh.

PM Sheikh Hasina’s Call for Democratic Unity

Highlighting the developmental achievements of Awami League governments since 2009, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina advocated for the continuation of the democratic process and the nation’s progress. She emphasized her party’s intolerance towards any threat to the people’s fate. The virtual rallies, held from Awami League’s Dhaka office, featured senior leaders and involved nominees and leaders from six districts.

The premier also emphasized her party’s commitment to ensuring a participatory and peaceful parliamentary election on January 7. She encouraged all candidates, including unsuccessful ones, to run for the sake of widespread public participation, urging them to actively seek votes.

Expressing a strong desire for a peaceful election, she underlined the significance of democratic processes for the nation’s advancement. Hasina criticized the boycotting opposition party, BNP, accusing them of resorting to violence and arson and questioning their dedication to democracy. She cautioned against the potential threats posed by BNP and its ally, Jamaat-e-Islami, to the country’s security, stressing the importance of keeping it free from war criminals and terrorists.

Conclusion

Sheikh Hasina’s vision-2041 which has been adopted to raise Bangladesh’s status as a developed country will require that Awami League forms the Government again.

With the implementation of a ‘fair electoral management system’ through the Independent Election Commission by the present government, acknowledged for its utmost impartiality and resilience, there is presently no reason to worry about post-election bans.

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