Dr. Monisha Chakraborty did not win in Barishal-5

A Facebook post claims that Dr. Monisha Chakraborty, candidate of the Bangladesh Samajtantrik Dal and the Democratic Left Alliance, won the election in Barishal-5. However, Dr. Monisha herself stated in a post on her Facebook profile that she did not win in this constituency.

According to reports received so far, BNP candidate Adv. Mujibur Rahman Sarwar has won in Barishal-5 in the unofficial results.

DMP Commissioner’s partial statement circulated in a misleading manner

“I came to this center to vote. After crossing the gate and going inside, I was told that my vote had already been cast.” This statement by DMP Commissioner S. M. Sazzat Ali is being circulated as an example of disorder in the 13th national parliamentary election. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the commissioner made this remark while recalling his inability to vote in a previous election. His full statement is being shared partially.

In a 2-minute 28-second video broadcast live on YouTube by ATN News, he was asked at 1 minute 50 seconds to compare voting over the past 17 years with this year’s vote. In response, the commissioner said, “I came to vote at this center in 2018. You know my residence was here. I have lived in Mohammadpur for 25 years. Now I live on Minto Road.” From 2 minutes 8 seconds, he made the remarks that are being circulated. Media reports also presented his statement as a recollection of the 2018 election. This indicates that the DMP Commissioner’s partial statement is being circulated in a misleading manner.

Fake photocard circulated in the name of Jamuna TV

A photocard bearing the logo of Jamuna TV has circulated on Facebook. The card claims that a Jubo Dal leader was expelled for posting on Facebook in favor of “Yes” in a referendum in the constituency of BNP Chairman and Bogura-6 candidate Tarique Rahman. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the media outlet did not publish any such photocard. No related photocard or report was found on Jamuna TV’s official Facebook page or website.

Fake media photocards circulated claiming Jamaat candidates are leading in Thakurgaon-1 and Cox’s Bazar-1

Two photocards bearing the logos of Channel 24 and Jamuna TV have been circulated, claiming that Jamaat candidates are leading over BNP candidates in Thakurgaon-1 and Cox’s Bazar-1 constituencies. However, verification shows that the two media outlets did not publish any such photocards.

False claim circulated alleging that the civic organization Shushashoner Jonno Nagorik (Sujan) called for a boycott of the election

A claim recently circulated on social media alleging that the civic organization Shushashoner Jonno Nagorik (Sujan) called for a boycott of the election due to the absence of a fair voting environment. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the claim is false.

A photocard was published from a Facebook page named “Rukhe Darao Bangladesh.” The caption and the headline on the card read, “No fair voting environment, Sujan calls for boycott of a farcical election.” A link to a report was shared in the comments. The report quoted Sujan Secretary Badiul Alam Majumdar as saying, “An election in which there is no opportunity for the reflection of the people’s will cannot be called democratic in any way. It is merely a staged drama or farce.”

However, a relevant keyword search did not find such news in any mainstream media outlet. For further verification, Dismislab contacted Sujan’s central coordinator Dilip Kumar Sarkar. He confirmed that the news is not true. This indicates that the claim that Sujan called for an election boycott is false.

The claim that 30 percent of votes were cast for BNP and 63 percent for Jamaat-e-Islami is false

A claim is being circulated on Facebook that 30 percent of the votes were cast for BNP and 63 percent for Jamaat-e-Islami. However, Dismislab found that the circulated claim is not correct. In fact, voting will continue until 4:30 pm today. Election Commissioner Abul Fazal Md. Sanaullah said on 11 January regarding vote counting, “The counting process will begin at the polling centers immediately after voting ends.”

Fake photocard circulated in the name of Amar Desh claiming Jamaat candidate boycotted election in Jashore-2

A photocard bearing the logo of the newspaper Amar Desh was recently posted on Facebook claiming that Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Dr. Mosleh Uddin Farid announced a boycott of the election in Jashore-2, alleging widespread irregularities, expulsion of agents, and voter intimidation. However, verification by Dismislab found that Amar Desh did not publish any such photocard.

To further confirm, Dismislab contacted Amar Desh. Associate Editor Alfaz Anam stated that the circulated photocard is not from Amar Desh. In addition, a review of the Facebook page used for Dr. Mosleh Uddin Farid’s election campaign found no information about any election boycott.

Image from different incident circulated claiming UPDF activist detained for casting fake votes in Khagrachhari

A photocard bearing the logo of RTV was recently circulated on social media claiming that an active UPDF activist was detained in Khagrachhari while attempting to cast fake votes in favor of independent candidate Dharmojyoti Chakma. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the RTV photocard is fake and the image is from a different incident.

A reverse image search of the photo used in the photocard found two reports published in 2024 by the news outlets Sarabangla and Bangladesh Pratidin. Both reports used the same image to describe the detention of a member of a motorcycle theft ring. In addition, RTV’s online in-charge Abu Azad told Dismislab that the media outlet did not publish any such photocard.

Channel 24 did not publish any such photocard

Two photocards bearing the logo of Channel 24 are being circulated on Facebook, claiming statements by BNP leader Mirza Abbas and that a Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal activist was caught with fake ballot boxes. However, no such photocard was published on the media outlet’s official Facebook page.

Old video circulated claiming BNP leader cast fake votes

A video is being circulated on Facebook claiming that army personnel detained and beat a BNP leader while he was attempting to cast fake votes in Shialkol, Sirajganj. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the claim is false. The original video is nearly two years old.

The claim that a BNP polling agent was detained with Tk 700,000 in Shariatpur is false

A video recently circulated on Facebook claiming that a BNP-supported polling agent was detained with Tk 700,000 in Shariatpur. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the circulated claim is not correct.

Media reports show that the original video depicts a drive at a Jamaat election office in Shariatpur, where one polling official was detained and Tk 700,000 was recovered. According to a report by Somoy TV, the detained polling official is also a Jamaat activist. The money was recovered during a search operation conducted at the Jamaat office under the supervision of Naria Upazila Assistant Commissioner (Land) Lucky Das in Shariatpur. This indicates that the detained individual was not a BNP-supported polling agent.

Video of army election drill circulated claiming ballot box snatching

A video is being circulated on Facebook claiming that ballot boxes were snatched from a polling center in Rajshahi. The same video has also been shared with claims of ballot snatching in Dhaka-17. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the video shows an army drill held in Brahmanbaria ahead of the 13th national parliamentary election.

The drill, held on 8 February at Nabinagar Government College field, was broadcast live by BBN News. The circulated video matches exactly with that nearly 11-minute live broadcast.

Video of election drill circulated claiming takeover of polling center

A video is being circulated on Facebook claiming that an attempt was made to take control of a polling center. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the video shows an army drill held in Dighinala ahead of the national parliamentary election. The circulated video matches exactly with footage published in the media of the same drill.

Fake photocard circulated in the name of BanglaVision TV

A photocard bearing the logo of the news outlet BanglaVision recently circulated on Facebook. It claims that Tarique Rahman instructed BNP leaders and activists to carry out violence across the country. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that BanglaVision did not publish any such photocard. No photocard or report related to the circulated claim was found on the news outlet’s verified Facebook page or website.

The counterclaims about the withdrawal of candidacies of Khagrachhari candidates Samiran Dewan and Dharma Jyoti Chakma are false

Counterclaims regarding the withdrawal of candidacies involving independent candidates Samiran Dewan and Dharma Jyoti Chakma from Khagrachhari have spread on Facebook.

A photocard posted by CHTNews claimed that Dharma Jyoti Chakma withdrew his candidacy at the last moment in support of Samiran Dewan. On the other hand, in an AI-generated video of Samiran Dewan, he appears to say that, after discussions with everyone, he stepped down from the election in the public interest in support of Dharma Jyoti Chakma. However, verification by Dismislab found that both claims are false.

In a Facebook post, CHTNews confirmed that the photocard was fake. Additionally, both candidates confirmed on social media that they have not withdrawn from the election. They also urged the public not to be misled by misinformation and to cast their votes.

Correction: In Dismislab’s initial photocard, a post from the page “Indigenous Voice–CHT” was included. That post mentioned “rumors” of nomination withdrawal, but did not directly state that a withdrawal had been “announced.” Among multiple related claims, their post was inadvertently used as an example screenshot. After they pointed out the mistake, it was removed and replaced in this report with a screenshot of a relevant claim as a correction. Dismislab sincerely apologizes for the error.

The Election Commission did not cancel the candidacy of BNP candidate Jasim in Chattogram-14

A claim circulated on social media stating that the Election Commission had canceled the candidacy of BNP candidate Jasim from Chattogram-14. The claim was supported by an image of an order titled “Regarding Cancellation of Candidacy,” signed by Md. Chanaullah, Deputy Secretary (Law) of the Election Commission Secretariat, which stated that the candidacy of Jasim Uddin Ahmed had been canceled.

However, Dismislab found that the claim about his candidacy being canceled is incorrect. Additional Regional Election Officer of Chattogram, Mohammad Sakhawat Hossain, confirmed to Dismislab that the image of the order is fake.

Khagrachhari independent candidate Dharmojyoti Chakma did not withdraw from the election

A photocard circulated on Facebook claiming that independent candidate Dharmojyoti Chakma from the Khagrachhari constituency withdrew from the election. However, verification shows that the claim is not correct.

Dharmojyoti Chakma stated from his own Facebook profile that he has not withdrawn from the election.

AI-generated video circulated claiming voting was completed at night in Jashore-2

A video circulated on Facebook claiming that all voting in Jashore-2 was completed at night. The video shows several individuals stamping papers. On close observation, they appear to be stamping in a disorganized manner. In addition, ballot boxes used in Bangladesh elections are transparent, not colored as seen in the video. Verification using the AI detection tool Deepfake-O-Meter also identified the video as almost entirely AI-generated content.

Fake photocard circulated in the name of Jamuna TV claiming BNP is buying votes in Dhaka-1

A photocard bearing the logo of Jamuna TV circulated on Facebook claiming, “BNP is buying votes with money in the Chhoto Maimandi area of Dhaka-1.” However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that Jamuna TV did not publish any such photocard. No related photocard or report was found on the news outlet’s official Facebook page or website.

The claim that NCP Leader Hannan Masud’s younger brother was killed is not true

A Facebook post claimed that the younger brother of NCP leader and Noakhali-6 parliamentary candidate Hannan Masud was killed. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the claim is not true.

When contacted, SI Mukul Ahmed of Hatiya Police Station told Dismislab that no death has occurred in Hatiya so far. To further confirm, Dismislab contacted Abu Naser Monju, the district correspondent of bdnews24.com. He also said that the claim is false.

Jugantor did not publish any such photocard

A photocard bearing the logo of the news outlet Jugantor circulated on Facebook claiming that police detained an assistant to Tarique Rahman in Dhaka-17 with fake ballot boxes. However, Dismislab found that Jugantor did not publish any such photocard.

No photocard or report related to the circulated claim was found on the news outlet’s verified Facebook page or website. Further verification through reverse image search shows that the image used in the circulated photocard was published today (12 February) on Jugantor’s Facebook page with a different headline. The headline read, “Allegation of attempt to seize polling center in Ashulia, 13 BNP leaders and activists detained.”

In addition, Dismislab did not find any news report regarding the detention of Tarique Rahman’s assistant with fake ballot boxes.

Fake Jamuna TV photocard circulated claiming BNP decision to boycott the election

A fake photocard using the logo of Jamuna TV has been circulated on Facebook, claiming that BNP called an emergency press conference to announce a decision to boycott the election. However, verification by Dismislab found that Jamuna TV did not publish any such photocard, and there is no related content on its official page or website. Instead, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir was seen in multiple news outlets delivering a statement after casting his vote.

Old video circulated claiming midnight voting in Chakaria

A video recently circulated on social media claiming that vote rigging was taking place at Chakaria Primary School at midnight. However, a fact-check found that the original video is at least two years old.

Jamalpur-3 candidate Engineer Daulatuzzaman Ansari did not withdraw from the election

Multiple posts circulated on social media claiming that Jamalpur-3 candidate Engineer Daulatuzzaman Ansari withdrew from the election due to illness. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the claim about his withdrawal is false.

A relevant keyword search found a video of a press conference posted on a Facebook profile named “Ghosherpara Unioner Chitra.” At the press conference organized by Islami Andolan Bangladesh in Jamalpur district, it was stated that although Daulatuzzaman Ansari was hospitalized due to physical illness, the information about his withdrawal from the Jamalpur-3 election is a rumor.

Video of Jamaat activists’ arrest circulated with claim that BNP seized polling centers in Bogura

A video has circulated on social media claiming that BNP attempted to seize polling centers in Bogura. However, verification shows that the video depicts a joint forces operation in front of Bhandari Girls’ High School polling center in Bogura-6 (Sadar) constituency. The logo of Channel Ten is visible in the video. However, the original report by Channel Ten does not mention any attempt by BNP activists to seize polling centers. Instead, its website carries a report titled, “Jamaat leader arrested in Bogura over allegation of ‘illegal intrusion’ at polling center.”

Video of the same incident was also found in a news report by Desh TV. It states, “Two, including Jamaat leader, detained in Bogura over allegation of intrusion at polling center, released on bond.” In addition, according to a report by Somoy TV, Bogura District Administration Executive Magistrate Palash Chandra Sarkar said that on Wednesday night, 10 to 15 activists led by Jamaat leader Nasirul entered Bhandari Girls’ High School polling center. After receiving the information, a drive was conducted there and Nasirul was detained.

Fake Jugantor photocard circulated claiming Nahid Islam announced leaving alliance with Jamaat

A photocard bearing the logo of the news outlet Jugantor circulated on Facebook claiming that NCP will not take responsibility for any crimes of Jamaat and that Nahid Islam announced leaving the alliance. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the photocard is fake. No such photocard or report on this issue was published on the official Facebook page or website of Jugantor.

The claim that Noakhali-1 candidate Zahirul Islam withdrew from the election is false

Posts circulated on social media claiming that Zahirul Islam, a candidate with the hand fan symbol in Noakhali-1, withdrew from the election at the advice of his elder brother in support of scale symbol candidate Principal Maulana Saifullah. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the claim about Md. Zahirul Islam withdrawing from the election is false.

Verification found a post on his verified Facebook account. In a status posted yesterday (11 February) at 11:34 am, he wrote, “Resist the propaganda of secret forces. Vote for the hand fan symbol throughout tomorrow.” This indicates that Zahirul Islam has not withdrawn from the election.

The video of Mia Golam Parwar seeking votes for the sheaf of paddy symbol is old

A video recently circulated on social media claiming that Mia Golam Parwar, after stepping down from the position of Secretary General of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, is seeking votes for the sheaf of paddy symbol. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the video is at least seven years old. A relevant keyword search located the video on a YouTube channel named Media Channel. The title of the video reads, “Professor Mia Golam Parwar’s speech to the public in Khulna-5 constituency.” It is relevant that he contested in the 11th national election as part of the BNP-led 20-party alliance. The video is from that period.

The claim that the Jamaat candidate of Barguna-2 withdrew from the election is false

Two photocards bearing the logos of Daily Jugantor and Daily Amar Desh recently circulated on Facebook. Both cards claim that Jamaat candidate Sultan Ahmed from Barguna-2 withdrew his candidacy. However, Dismislab’s verification found that the circulated claim and the media cards are fake.

Amar Desh confirmed on its official Facebook page that fake photocards are being used in its name to spread confusion. No such card was found on the official page of Daily Jugantor. In addition, there is no mention of withdrawing candidacy on the Facebook page used by Jamaat candidate Sultan Ahmed for his campaign activities. Instead, in multiple live posts on his Facebook page today, he called on voters to cast their votes. He also advised people to refrain from spreading rumors.

The claim that Noakhali-2 candidate Kazi Mohammad Mofizur Rahman withdrew from the election is false

Posts circulated on social media claiming that independent candidate Kazi Mohammad Mofizur Rahman from the Senbag–Sonaimuri area of Noakhali-2 had withdrawn from the election. However, he appeared live from his verified Facebook account and stated that he has not withdrawn from the election. He also urged people not to pay attention to such rumors.

Narayanganj-2 candidate Ataur Rahman Angur did not withdraw, the video was created using AI

A video circulated on social media claiming that independent candidate Ataur Rahman Khan Angur from Narayanganj-2 withdrew from the election in support of Nazrul Islam Azad, a candidate with the sheaf of paddy symbol. However, a fact-check found that the video was created using AI. According to Google Gemini’s AI detection tool SynthID, the video was edited or generated using artificial intelligence. In addition, a relevant keyword search on Facebook found several videos of Ataur Rahman Khan Angur in which he confirmed that the claim about his withdrawal from the election is a rumor.

NCP candidate Zubairul Hasan Arif did not withdraw his candidacy in Chattogram-8

It is being claimed that NCP candidate Arif, who is contesting from Chattogram-8 with the Shapla Koli symbol, has withdrawn from the election in support of Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Dr. Abu Naser, who is contesting with the scale symbol. However, this claim is not correct. Arif himself said at a press conference that he has not withdrawn his candidacy, has not expressed support for anyone, and remains in the electoral race.

Bangladesh did not ban India as an election observer country, it had sent an invitation

A post on X claims that Bangladesh banned India as an election observer. However, a fact-check shows that the Election Commission invited representatives from 26 countries, including India, to observe the parliamentary election and referendum. However, India was not on the list of 16 countries that accepted the invitation.

An old video of a different incident is being circulated with a claim of election boycott in Gopalganj

A video is circulating on Facebook claiming that people have taken to the streets in Gopalganj to boycott the election. However, fact-checking shows that the video is from a six-month-old protest by students in front of the Secretariat.

An image circulated on Facebook claims that the army recovered weapons in Faridpur

Verification shows that on February 7, a large quantity of locally made weapons was recovered from a pond during a special joint forces operation in Kanaipur of Faridpur Sadar upazila. However, the circulated image was generated using AI.

A joint forces drill video has been circulated with the claim that polling centers were taken over in Begumganj, Noakhali

A video has been circulated on Facebook claiming that polling centers were taken over in Begumganj, Noakhali. However, fact-checking shows that the footage is from a joint forces drill conducted for election security in Begumganj, Noakhali. It is not related to any incident of polling center capture.

A photo is being circulated on Facebook claiming that weapons were recovered from the house of a Shibir leader

However, fact-checking shows that the weapons were recovered from the residence of Mohammad Firoz, Senior Joint Convener of Chattogram South District Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal. According to reports, the Bangladesh Army recovered one locally made firearm, two rounds of ammunition, and two hand grenades during a raid at his home. The circulated image is from that incident.

The incident of announcing an attack on a polling center over a loudspeaker in Cumilla is from four years ago

The original video was published on November 11, 2021 from a YouTube channel. That means it is more than four years old.

An old video from Gazipur is being circulated with the claim that a bus was set on fire during a Jamaat-BNP clash in the capital

On February 10, a video was posted on Facebook claiming that a bus was burned in the capital during a clash between BNP and Jamaat. However, media reports show that the original video depicts a moving bus catching fire in Gazipur on the night of November 15, 2025.

A false claim is being circulated that ballot papers were recovered from the house of a Jamaat activist and that he was arrested

Posts on multiple social media platforms allege that ballot papers were seized and that Jamaat leader Master Abdur Rahim was arrested during a raid at his home in Daganbhuiyan, Feni. However, fact-checking shows that no ballot papers were recovered and no arrest was made. According to media reports citing the police, a raid was conducted at the Jamaat leader’s house based on secret information, but no evidence supporting the allegation was found.

A fake photo card has been circulated in the name of a former chief adviser, using the branding of Jamuna TV

No such photo card was published on the official Facebook page of Jamuna TV. When contacted, Rubel Mahmud, Editor of the New Media Department of Jamuna TV, confirmed that they did not publish any such photo card or report.

An old video is being circulated with the claim that Awami League has taken to the streets

Verification shows that the footage is from August 4, 2024, when clashes took place between Awami League leaders and activists and student protesters.

Rumors of internet shutdown and violence during the election

How are claims spreading that the internet will be shut down during the election or that incidents of violence are occurring in different areas? See this update from the Dismislab and Jamuna TV Situation Room.

Gono Odhikar Parishad President Nurul Haque Nur was not shot.

Multiple posts have circulated on Facebook claiming that Nurul Haque Nur, President of Gono Odhikar Parishad and candidate for the Patuakhali-3 constituency, was shot. To verify the matter, Dismislab contacted Abu Hanif, media coordinator of Gono Odhikar Parishad. He confirmed to Dismislab that Nurul Haque Nur was not shot. Although the party office was attacked, no attack was carried out on him.

A photo card bearing the logo of Jamuna TV has been circulated claiming that a large quantity of locally made weapons and sticks were recovered from the residence of Colonel (Retd.) Oli Ahmed, President of the Liberal Democratic Party, LDP. However, a fact-check by Dismislab shows that the claim is false.

The card circulated with the claim of fraud involving a family card is not affiliated with BNP, but with a voluntary organization.

A video has been circulated on Facebook claiming that the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, BNP, has been accused of fraud involving a family card scheme targeting persons with disabilities and low-income groups. However, verification by Dismislab shows that the family card mentioned in the allegation is not the family card promised in BNP’s election manifesto. It is a “Shomaj Seba” family card issued by a private voluntary organization named Bangladesh Ex-Servicemen Welfare Association, BESWA.

A video has been circulated on Facebook claiming that the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, BNP, has been accused of fraud involving a family card scheme targeting persons with disabilities and low-income groups. However, verification by Dismislab shows that the family card mentioned in the allegation is not the family card promised in BNP’s election manifesto. It is a “Shomaj Seba” family card issued by a private voluntary organization named Bangladesh Ex-Servicemen Welfare Association, BESWA.

A fake photo card is being circulated in the name of Samakal

A photo card bearing the logo of the daily Samakal has been circulated on Facebook. It claims that BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman advised party leaders and activists to suspend violence until the 12th, the day of the election. It also states that Shushashoner Jonno Nagorik condemned the matter. However, a fact-check by Dismislab shows that no such photo card was published by Samakal.

A video is being circulated on Facebook claiming that a bus was set on fire and vandalized in the early morning in the Simakhali Bazar area of Jashore. However, fact-checking shows that the video was created by editing together segments taken from multiple old videos.

A video of a joint forces drill in Chapainawabganj is being circulated as an anti-election protest

Rumors of violence and irregularities at polling centers.

Ekhon TV did not publish any such photo card

A photo card bearing the logo of Ekhon TV has been circulated on Facebook, showing the election symbol of Jamaat, the scales. The card claims that Jamaat made an agreement worth Tk 4,000 crore by creating an American agenda in Bangladesh. However, fact-checking shows that Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami is referenced in the circulating claim, but no such photo card was published by Ekhon TV.

Islamic speaker Mufti Kazi Mohammad Ibrahim did not claim to be the original declarer of independence in 1971.

A claim has spread across several media outlets and social media platforms, citing a statement by Islamic speaker Mufti Kazi Mohammad Ibrahim, alleging that he declared himself the original announcer of independence. However, fact-checking shows that in the original statement he referred to the year 2021, not 1971. In a video from two and a half months ago, he is seen making the remark during a discussion about India.

A video of a joint forces election drill is being circulated with the claim that it shows a clash between the army and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP.)

The video is being shared on social media with the allegation that the Bangladesh Army engaged in a confrontation with BNP leaders and activists. However, fact-checking shows that the footage is from a joint forces drill conducted ahead of the election. It is not related to any clash between the army and BNP.

The claim that internet service will be shut down on election day and the day before is not true.

A video from Independent Television has been posted with the caption, “Internet service will be shut down on election day and the day before,” claiming that the internet will remain closed for two days during the election. However, a fact-check by Dismislab found that the video is a news report from 2023 about a partial disruption of internet connectivity for 2 days and 20 hours due to submarine cable upgrade work. It has no connection with the upcoming election.

Three-year-old video of Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir is being circulated with a recent claim regarding an election boycott.

A statement by BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, saying, “BNP will not participate in any election under the current illegal government,” is being circulated on Facebook with the claim that the party has boycotted the election. However, a fact-check by DismissLab found that the video is an old report published on May 10, 2022 on the YouTube channel of Jamuna TV.

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