Bangladesh Security Guard For The Upcoming 12th General Election - Dhaka

Bangladesh Security Guard For The Upcoming 12th General Election - Dhaka

Members Of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) Stand Guard In A Street For The Upcoming 12th General Election In Dhaka, Bangladesh On December 30, 2023. Election Security Duties Have Started To Help Ensure A Peaceful Atmosphere And Maintain Law And Order Across The Country For The 7 January Polls. According To The Bangladesh Election Commission, The 12th General Election Is Scheduled On 7 January 2024 To Select Members Of The National Parliament In Bangladesh. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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