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115 out of 185 polling centers in Thakurgaon-1 marked vulnerable, special security forces to deploy

Out of 185 polling centers in the Thakurgaon-1 constituency, 115 have been identified as vulnerable. To ensure voter safety and prevent any untoward incidents, special security forces (SRB) will be deployed on the ground.

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Published:Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 2:51 AM(3 hours ago)
Updated:Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 5:16 AM
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115 out of 185 polling centers in Thakurgaon-1 marked vulnerable, special security forces to deploy
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📌Key Highlights & Summary:
  • •115 out of 185 polling centers in Thakurgaon-1 marked as vulnerable.
  • •Special security forces (SRB) to be deployed to ensure voter safety.
  • •Administration adopts a strict stance to maintain law and order during polls.

In the run-up to the upcoming parliamentary election, security measures in the Thakurgaon-1 constituency have been significantly heightened after authorities identified 115 out of 185 polling centers as vulnerable. To ensure a peaceful voting environment and prevent any potential violence, special security forces (SRB) will be deployed across the constituency. Local election officials and law enforcement agencies have reviewed the geopolitical dynamics, historical election-related violence, and local political friction to categorize these centers as high-risk.

The identification of more than 60 percent of the polling stations as vulnerable underscores the administrative challenges in maintaining law and order. Consequently, enhanced security protocols, including increased deployment of police, Ansar, and specialized reserve forces, are being implemented. These units will maintain continuous patrols to respond swiftly to any emergencies or security threats on election day. The Thakurgaon-1 seat holds significant political weight, often witnessing intense competition and localized tensions among rival political factions, prompting authorities to adopt a zero-tolerance policy against any form of disruption.

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High-ranking officials from the election commission and local law enforcement recently held comprehensive coordination meetings to address these security concerns. Strict directives have been issued to presiding officers and security personnel to ensure absolute transparency and prevent any irregularities at the polling booths. Furthermore, intelligence monitoring and potential CCTV surveillance in critical zones are being evaluated to deter unlawful activities and reassure the local populace.

Security experts note that while deploying specialized forces like the SRB is a crucial step, fostering a cooperative atmosphere among political parties and maintaining strict administrative neutrality remain paramount. The proactive presence of security personnel is expected to instill confidence among voters, enabling them to cast their ballots without fear or intimidation. As election day draws closer, authorities have established a 24/7 control room to monitor real-time updates from all polling centers across the constituency, ensuring a secure and orderly electoral process.

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