On the other hand, with various opposition parties including BNP taking to the streets raising questions against the electoral system, all eyes are on the government’s role in the city election, especially ahead of the national election. The Awami League also intended to demonstrate a fair election in the city elections. While the party is highlighting this fact, the party also wants to ensure the victory of the candidates. But many party leaders see the internal conflict in the three cities as significant.
Awami League presidium member and deputy leader of parliament Matia Chowdhury told Prothom Alo, “The city elections will be very fair. The Awami League does not care who wins. Regarding the internal conflict, she said, it Differences and conflicts are normal in a big party. It will be better if it doesn’t happen. We will try to solve the existing problems. There is nothing to worry about.
Ghazipur Municipal Corporation elections will be held on May 25. Polling will be held in Khulna and Barisal on June 12. Polling will be held in Rajshahi and Sylhet on June 21.