Bangladesh National Party (BNP) on Monday claimed that Hasina Wajid's constituency in Golalganj-3—a vote center has a total of 3,323 voters—but, the total number of votes cast as officially shown was 3,332.
BNP claimed that nine additional voters voted than the official voter list.
In a post on X, BNP said: "In another center, total eligible voters are 2,303 and 100% people cast the votes. After all it's her constituency, so authorities are compelled to show high voter turnout. The only problem it went above 100%. But again it's Hasina & Awamilegue."
“It's their election drama! Vote counting or math - are not relevant,” BNP said.
Dictator #Hasina's constituency in Golalganj-3, a vote center has a total of 3,323 voters. But, the total number of votes casted as officially shown is 3,332. (9 additional voters voted than official voter list)
— BNP Media Cell (@BNPBdMediaCell) January 7, 2024
In another center, total eligible voters are 2,303 and 100% people… pic.twitter.com/hqjohuMYdH
Bangladesh Polls, in the eyes of foreign observers
Awami :League X handle posted a video of foreign observes who witnessed 'free and fair' situation in polling centers.
"A group of foreign observers has extolled the voting process in Bangladesh as free and fair," the post said.
Shaoquett Moselmane, who came from Australia to observe the election, said after visiting the polling centres in Dhaka College on Sunday. “I was confused when I came here because everyone kept saying they expected a low voter turnout and I said well you only vote till 4pm and in the United States it takes three weeks to finish the voting.”
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“It's been a very fair and free process for people walking in,” Shaoquett Moselmane, who came from Australia to observe the election, said after visiting the polling centres in Dhaka College on Sunday.
“We can see there's a lot of good security and a very transparent process. So, it's so far for us, it's been a fair and free process,” he said, adding: “This is very important for us as international observers to see.” He was accompanied by Jim Bates, a former US congressman, and Anders Nils Henry Nordin from Norway.
Bangladesh Polls, in the eyes of foreign observers.
— Awami League (@albd1971) January 7, 2024
They witnessed free and fair situation in polling centers.
A group of foreign observers has extolled the voting process in Bangladesh as free and fair.
Shaoquett Moselmane, who came from Australia to observe the election,… pic.twitter.com/73l40LDgC5
