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Dhaka South warns of action if illegal posters not removed

Dhaka South warns of action if illegal posters not removed

With the public notice now issued, enforcement against violators will accelerate in the coming days, DSCC officials said.

The front wall of Sonali Bank’s head office in Motijheel, Dhaka, is seen almost covered with political posters ahead of the national election. Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS

Remove all posters already put up: CEC to political parties

Photo: Imran Hossain

The art of resistance: When Debashish’s powerful posters added fuel to the cause

Photos: Collected

Missing: Have you seen any posters lately?

Representational Image. File Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

What happens to mountains of plastic posters after elections

DNCC cleaning workers have begun the process of removing posters and banners across all areas under the jurisdiction of Dhaka North since last night (7 January). Photo: Courtesy

Dhaka North starts removing election posters

Photo: Rajib Dhar

The pentennial poster fest

A worker prints campaign posters at a printing press in Dhaka’s Fakirapool on Monday. on the first day of campaigning for the upcoming 12th national election. Work orders for posters and leaflets were fewer this time due to several political parties staying away from polls, increased reliance on social media, and orders only coming in from Awami League and allied candidates. Photo: Rajib Dhar

Printers see subdued orders for this election

One of the posters affixed to the wall of a resident of Brishnapur village shows miscreants demanding Tk2,000. Photo: Collected

Posters threatening to kidnap children spark panic in Bogura

Kadamtuli Flyover at the port city of Chattogram is almost always empty. Photo: M Minhaz Uddin

Remove graffiti, posters from flyovers within 2 weeks: HC 

Photos: Mumit M/TBS

Posters, banners, graffiti rob Dhaka of its charms

Photo: Mumit M/TBS

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