Election Posters

Election Posters

Unauthorised election campaign posters of leaders of different political parties. Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS

Poster ban silences Dhaka's printing hubs, hits small businesses hard

The traditional election rush — overnight printing, temporary hiring and brisk paper sales — has largely disappeared ahead of the 13th parliamentary election, scheduled for 12 February

The front wall of Sonali Bank’s head office in Motijheel, Dhaka, is almost completely covered with overlapping political posters and placards ahead of the national election. Photo taken on Sunday. Photo: Mehedi Hasan

BNP decides to remove its banners, posters nationwide within 3 days

Posters hang from a tree branch like fruits near the Savar Upazila Parishad 12 December 2025. Photo: Noman Mahmud/TBS

EC directive ignored in Dhaka-19 as candidates delay removing campaign materials

DNCC Administrator Mohammad Azaz inaugurates a designated poster site at Agargaon’s Taltola area in Dhaka. Photo: Courtesy

Dhaka North administrator warns of action against postering outside designated places

An MP candidate’s victory day posters on the wall vs his campaign posters in the capital’s Ramna area. Country’s laws are flouted in the former case. Photo: Saqlain Rizve

City walls are poster-free during elections. Why not year-round?

In violation of the electoral code of conduct, plastic-laminated election campaign posters are hung along a street at Khilgaon in Dhaka. Similar laminated posters are being used in many areas in the capital and elsewhere in the country ahead of upcoming national polls. The photo was taken on Thursday. Photo: Rajib Dhar

Environment, polls code sidelined as laminated posters flood capital