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Election posters blanket Dhaka

Even before the Election Commission announced the schedule for the 13th national election, many candidates have already begun campaigning by putting up posters across Dhaka. These posters now cover walls across the city -- even the pillars of the metro rail. Chief Election Commissioner AMM Nasir Uddin has warned that strict action will be taken against anyone who violates the rules.

The Mohakhali–Gulshan road is lined with campaign posters from candidates of various parties. Activists are posting them in defiance of the Election Commission’s instructions. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
The Mohakhali–Gulshan road is lined with campaign posters from candidates of various parties. Activists are posting them in defiance of the Election Commission’s instructions. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Near Shikkha Bhaban, metro rail pillars display posters of three candidates from the same party. Many other pillars are similarly covered. Photo: Abdullah Al MominNear Shikkha Bhaban, metro rail pillars display posters of three candidates from the same party. Many other pillars are similarly covered. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Near Shikkha Bhaban, metro rail pillars display posters of three candidates from the same party. Many other pillars are similarly covered. Photo: Abdullah Al MominNear Shikkha Bhaban, metro rail pillars display posters of three candidates from the same party. Many other pillars are similarly covered. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Tejgaon, too, is covered with campaign posters. Even though pre-schedule postering is banned, no one is following the rule. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Tejgaon, too, is covered with campaign posters. Even though pre-schedule postering is banned, no one is following the rule. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Walls in the Saidabad area are plastered with election posters. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Walls in the Saidabad area are plastered with election posters. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
New campaign posters now cover the flyover pillars in Jatrabari. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
New campaign posters now cover the flyover pillars in Jatrabari. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Many candidates continue putting up posters, despite the Election Commission’s strict warning against doing so before the schedule is announced. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Many candidates continue putting up posters, despite the Election Commission’s strict warning against doing so before the schedule is announced. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Election campaign posters have been placed on a police box in Dhaka’s Bangla Motor area.Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Election campaign posters have been placed on a police box in Dhaka’s Bangla Motor area.Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Posters have even been pasted on metro rail pillars, diminishing their appearance and violating election rules.Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Posters have even been pasted on metro rail pillars, diminishing their appearance and violating election rules.Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Posters have even been pasted on metro rail pillars, diminishing their appearance and violating election rules.Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Posters have even been pasted on metro rail pillars, diminishing their appearance and violating election rules.Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Leaders of different political parties have started plastering Dhaka with campaign posters before the election schedule has even been announced, defacing the city’s appearance. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Leaders of different political parties have started plastering Dhaka with campaign posters before the election schedule has even been announced, defacing the city’s appearance. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Various parts of the capital are now blanketed with election posters. Campaigning is in full swing, ignoring the electoral code of conduct. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Various parts of the capital are now blanketed with election posters. Campaigning is in full swing, ignoring the electoral code of conduct. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Various parts of the capital are now blanketed with election posters. Campaigning is in full swing, ignoring the electoral code of conduct. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Various parts of the capital are now blanketed with election posters. Campaigning is in full swing, ignoring the electoral code of conduct. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Candidates from all parties continue putting up posters across the country despite the Election Commission’s warning that strict action would be taken against anyone who violates the electoral code of conduct. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Candidates from all parties continue putting up posters across the country despite the Election Commission’s warning that strict action would be taken against anyone who violates the electoral code of conduct. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin

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Published : 26 Nov 2025, 08:25 PM

Updated : 26 Nov 2025, 08:25 PM

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