BNP Alleges 'Unusual' Voter Migration Ahead of Bangladesh Polls

• BNP claims 'unusual' voter migration in Dhaka and other parts of Bangladesh before February 12 parliamentary elections.
• The party, led by Tarique Rahman, demanded Election Commission (EC) data on these suspicious activities.
• BNP expressed dissatisfaction with EC's explanation that migrated voters per constituency were not more than 2,000-3,000.
• Allegations include 20-30 voters registered under single holding numbers and voters at locations with no holding numbers.
• BNP also questioned the credibility of 55,000 local observers approved by the EC, citing many as unknown.

Why It Matters: BNP raises concerns over suspicious voter migration and observer credibility ahead of Bangladesh elections.