
Bangladesh has suspended its Visa on Arrival facility from January 15 to February 15, affecting citizens of neighboring countries like Bhutan and Nepal, ahead of the general elections and a referendum scheduled for February 12. This measure, alongside halted visa services at key Indian missions, aims to enhance border security and prevent unrest during the election campaign starting January 22. The interim government has deployed the military with magisterial powers and increased security checkpoints nationwide to ensure a peaceful voting process.
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