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Bangladesh Sets Up Committee to Probe Election Irregularities

  • The interim government of Bangladesh formed a five-member committee led by Justice Shamim Hasnain to investigate election irregularities from 2014, 2018, and 2024 and recommend reforms.
  • The committee was established due to widespread domestic and international criticism accusing prior elections of manipulation favoring the then-ruling Awami League and suppressing voter rights.
  • The committee will review findings from various election monitoring groups, both local and international, as well as media coverage, while evaluating the involvement of election commissions, governing parties, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies in the electoral process.
  • The committee may summon documents, interrogate individuals, and co-opt members to aid its work, and it must submit its report by September 30, 2025.
  • The investigation aims to secure voting rights, ensure democracy, and propose election law and administrative reforms ahead of the planned February 2026 general election.
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In a statement, Manjil Murshid, president of Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh, said, "A conspiracy was seen in the country after August 5, 2024. The administration has not taken steps towards holding free, fair and inclusive elections as demanded by the public."

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Daily Sun broke the news in on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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