Upwards of 17 hopefuls from various parts of the nation have boycotted the decisions, until the last news of surveying, surveying and misrepresentation were accounted for. Today, casting a ballot started from 8am to eleven parliamentary races on Sunday morning.
Khulna-5 voting demographics of Khulna-5 bodies electorate, which took an interest in the decision, pronounced the blacklist of the principal ticket following more than two hours after the vote began. Focal Nayeb Amir Mia Golam Pourar of Khulna-5 voting public took an interest in the decision. Fisheries and Livestock Minister Narayan Chandra Chanda is the Awami League hopeful in the seat.
Moya Golam griped that she was boycotting the choice not to enter the focal point of the voters, deter the section of operators, and not make any move even subsequent to illuminating the Returning Officer of the capture of gathering pioneer specialists. He said he didn't consent to sanction the decision by partaking in illicit races.
In the meantime, in the Faridpur-2 (Nagarkand-Solda) electorate, BNP hopeful Shama Obaid Islam declared the blacklist of the race. He asserted that casting a ballot was hung on Saturday night at 100 focuses of 123 surveying stations in the voting public. No surveying operator of BNP has been permitted to enter the focuses where surveying began today. Shama Obaid Islam did not cast a ballot himself in the dissent. Awami League hopeful Syeda Sajeda Chowdhury in the seats.
Free applicants of Dhaka-1 voting public Salma Islam boycotted the decision on charges of falsification. He declared the blacklist of the race through a question and answer session at his living arrangement at Kamarkhola in Nawabganj upazila this evening. Salman F Rahman, Awami League possibility for Dhaka-1 voting demographic.
Nayeb Amir Mohammad Abdul Wadud of area Jamaat-e-Islami and Shura individual from Bagerhat-4 locale Jamaat-e-Islami took an interest in the race. Abdul Alim blacklist the vote somewhere in the range of 11am and 11:30 pm. Awami League hopeful Habibun Nahar, spouse of Khulna City Corporation's city hall leader Talukder Abdul Khalek of Bagerhat-3 voting public. In the Bagerhat-4 voting public Awami League competitor said the region Awami League president Mozammel Hossain.
BNP hopeful Khulna-1 voting demographic Amir Ejaz Khan at 12 twelve, Rakibul Islam Bakul of Khulna-3 voting public, Azizul Bari Helal of Khulna-4 voting public declared the blacklist of the vote. They are the hopefuls of BNP. Panchanan Biswas in Khulna-1 body electorate, Munnujan Sufyan of Khulna-3 voting public and Abdus Salam Murshedi challenging from Khulna-4 voting public are challenging as Awami League competitor.
After the BNP in the Khulna-1 supporters, Jatiya Party competitor Sunil Shuva Roy boycotted the race.
Jamaat's Khulna City Amir Abul Kalam Azad, who partook in the decision of rice image of rice in Khulna-6 electorate, abdul kalam azad boycotted the surveys. She is detained in Khulna for harm case. His primary race operator Liaquat Ali affirmed the blacklist of the vote.
Locale Jamaat Assistant Secretary General, who took an interest in the decision of rice image of rice in Gaibandha-1 voting demographic. Majedur Rahman boycotted the vote. Jatiya Party's Shamim Haider Patwari is the primary contender for the seat.
Jatiya Party's Kazi Moshiur Rahman boycotted cast a ballot in Gaibandha-4 body electorate. Awami League's Monwar Hossain Chowdhury is the fundamental contender for this seat.
In the Satkhira-2 supporters, Mohammad Abdul Khaleq and GM Nazrul Islam in Satkhira-4 voting public boycotted the race. Them two partook in the decision of Jamaat pioneer, Sheila Pran of BNP's rice field.
JM Nurur Rahman Jahangir of the common solidarity that partook in the decisions in the rain sign of rice in Barisal-4 body electorate, boycotted the vote. She whined that she couldn't cast a ballot in the focal point of her own.
Dinajpur-6 situates in the image of rice in the locale Jamaat Amir Md. Anwarul Islam boycotted the vote.
Shariatpur-2 voting demographic BNP boycotted the decision of Shahinur Rahman Kiron.
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