At least three people were injured after a crude bomb exploded near a polling station in Gopalganj district, Bangladesh, during national parliamentary voting on February 12.
Police said the blast occurred outside a school being used as a polling center, injuring two members of the Ansar auxiliary force and a teenage girl. Authorities quickly secured the area and confirmed voting continued under heightened security.
Election officials reported no major nationwide disruption despite isolated incidents of unrest. Investigators are working to identify those responsible for the attack.
Officials said security deployments remained heavy throughout the day to prevent further violence.
