Dhaka, June 26 (IANS). Former Chief Electoral Commissioner of Bangladesh, Qazi Habibul Avalal, was sent by a Dhaka Court on Thursday on a three-day detention in connection with the alleged lack of action and biased behavior during the national election in 2024. Sher-e-Banglanagar police police identified police officer of police or-Banglanagar police station. for a 10-day relationship. The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Detective Branch arrested Aval on Wednesday after the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) registered a case on alleged irregularities and biased actions during the last three national elections. DMP deputy commissioner and spokesman Talebur Rahman confirmed this, and Aval was arrested from Moghbazar in Dhaka after BNP registered a case with the Sher-E-Banglanagar police station. The GNP has accused 24 people, including former chief election commissioners, election commissioners and other officials of irregularities and biased behavior during the 2018 and 2024 National Elections in the country. Earlier this week, a Dhaka Court ordered that former chief election commissioner KM Nurul Huda be detained at four days about alleged rig in the national election. Reports also show that former chief election commissioner Huda was facing on Sunday, after which police arrested him after the BNP registered a case against him and several others. Local media reported that some people had forcibly entered Huda’s home in Dhaka and dragged them out and publicly humiliated them by putting cliff shoes around their necks. He was later arrested in police. Two human rights organizations in Bangladesh strongly condemned and opposed to humiliating and violent behavior with Huda. In addition, 30 prominent citizens issued a joint statement condemning the recent crowd of violence against Huda and requested the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus to begin legal proceedings against those involved. -Ians PSK/DSC shares this story Tags
Bangladesh: Former Chief Electoral Commissioner was sent on three days
