Polls will be held within time announced by CA: Shafiqul Alam 

BSS
Published On: 31 Jul 2025, 18:57 Updated On:01 Aug 2025, 07:51
Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam spoke at a dialogue organised by Bangladesh Secretariat Reporters Forum (BSRF) at its office today. Photo : PID

DHAKA, July 31, 2025 (BSS)- Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam has said the election will be held within the time frame as declared by the Chief Adviser. However, next five to six days are very crucial, he said.

“We stand at the same position in next election issue. It will not delay even a day. We hope this election will be a good one and held in a very festive atmosphere,” he said.

Shafiqul Alam said this in a dialogue organised by Bangladesh Secretariat Reporters Forum (BSRF) at its office today.

BSRF President Masudul Haque and General Secretary Obaidullah Badal also spoke on the occasion.

Alam said, “You can be sure one thing that the election will not be delayed. It will not be delayed for a single day as the Chief Advisor has told earlier.” 

The Chief Adviser at firstly told that the election will be held in early April. Then we told in London that depending on progress of the reform the election might be held in February, and we are still at that point.”

“We hope that the election will be a good one and will be held in a very festive atmosphere. Every election has some violence, and we will make every effort to reduce violence to zero.”

  • Latest
  • Most Viewed
Consensus Commission bins claims of Taka 83 crore expenditure on hospitality
BNP calls for implementation of agreed-upon consensus issues
EC registers 66 organizations as election observers
Jamaat seeks to build a safe Bangladesh for all: Ameer
Bangladesh calls for strong international partnership for social development
EC sets Nov 10 deadline for voting address transfer
Man arrested with firearms in Sundarbans
Typhoon Kalmaegi hits Vietnam after killing 140 in Philippines
Ukraine imposes first life jail term against Russian soldier for killing POW 
US judge drops criminal charges against Boeing over 737 MAX 8 crashes 
১০