Chief Election Commissioner KM Nurul Huda on Saturday directed law enforcers to create a safe environment for all and foil any bid to resort to anarchy and irregularities during Sunday’s general election.
`I’m directing the members of law enforcement agencies at all levels to ensure a safe atmosphere for all during tomorrow’s (Sunday’s) election. If any violent situation appears or act of sabotage occurs, I’m directing them to curb those with an iron hand,’ he said.
If any quarter tries to create anarchy at polling stations, on-duty law enforcers will have to control it, the CEC said at a briefing on election preparations at the Media Centre of Nirbachan Bhaban.
He also warned that if anything (violence and irregularity) takes place in any place due to negligence and inaction of the members of law enforcement agencies, action will be taken against all of them following investigations.
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