Army Chief: ‘No Opportunity for the Election Not to Take Place’
· BD24 Live
General Wakar‑uz‑Zaman, the Chief of the Bangladesh Army, reaffirmed the armed forces’ commitment to ensuring that the forthcoming national elections proceed without interruption. Speaking at a press briefing, he emphasized that the army, along with the Election Commission, the government, the civil administration, the police, the air force and the navy, are all “sincere and dedicated” to organising a smooth, peaceful and fair electoral process. The general underscored that the military’s role is purely supportive, providing logistical and security assistance to safeguard polling stations, transport of electoral materials and the overall integrity of the vote‑counting procedure.
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The statement comes amid heightened expectations for the upcoming general elections, which are scheduled to be held in the coming months. Analysts note that the army’s involvement is a longstanding practice in Bangladesh, aimed at preventing any potential unrest or disruptions that could affect voter turnout or the credibility of the results. While the Election Commission has already outlined a detailed timetable for voter registration, campaign periods and polling day operations, the army’s pledge signals a coordinated effort to maintain public confidence in the electoral system. The government has reiterated that the elections will be conducted in accordance with the constitution and international best practices, with the military’s support seen as a safeguard rather than an intervention in the democratic process.