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- Bangladesh Police have stepped up patrols and surveillance to stop flash marches and other activities by the banned Awami League party.
- The move came after the ruling Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) raised concerns about Awami League activity in parts of the country.
- Police headquarters has issued new field-level instructions to prevent Awami League leaders and activists from operating anywhere in Bangladesh.
- Local police officers have been warned they will be held responsible if Awami League activity is found in their area.
- The warnings show the government and police are under pressure to fully enforce the ban on the party's activities.
What to watch next
- Whether flash marches or other Awami League activities still take place despite increased policing.
- Whether any local police officers face action under the new accountability warning.
- Any further instructions from police headquarters on handling the banned party's activities.
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