Staff Reporter, Moulvibazar //

Chief Election Commissioner A. M. M. Nasir Uddin said, a major purpose of going door-to-door to register voters is to create awareness among the people. Those who go to the houses will give a message to the voters that this time the voting will not be like before. You can cast your vote. For this purpose, an awakening has to be created among the people. Various campaigns will be carried out so that all voters, including women voters, come to the polling stations.
He also said, we want to hold a fair and acceptable election, there is no ambiguity in this. Our goal is one, we have not come to win any party or group or to prevent any person from winning the election. We have come to hold a fair and acceptable election. Our expectation is that the one whom the people vote for will win. Now the voting will not be like before. We are warning that we will be firm on this matter. No concessions will be made.

He made these remarks while addressing a day-long workshop titled “Challenges in the Voter Registration Process and Ways to Overcome Challenges” at the Bengal Convention Hall in the city on Thursday, January 9 at 11 am.

Sylhet Regional Officer Mohammad Nurul Alam presided over the workshop, and special guests included Additional Secretary of the Election Commission Secretariat K.M. Ali Newaz, Deputy Commissioner of Moulvibazar Md. Israel Hossain, Joint Secretary of the Election Commission Secretariat Md. Moin Uddin Khan, Deputy Chief (Deputy Secretary) and Project Director Muhammad Mostafa Hasan, Additional Superintendent of Police Sudarshan Kumar Roy. Heads of various organizations participated in the workshop.

The program was jointly hosted by Moulvibazar Sadar Upazila Election Officer Md. Emdadul Haque and Sylhet Bishwanath Upazila Election Officer Swarnali Chakraborty.

Expressed their opinions.