Some members of the diaspora in a distant location will face significant travel distances and late-night voting to cast their ballots. Concerns are rising as some individuals allege police surveillance, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is accused by students of obstructing the voting process. The core of the issue centers on the designated polling locations for diaspora voters. These accusations create a tense atmosphere surrounding the election for those residing outside of their home country. The situation highlights potential difficulties faced by citizens attempting to exercise their right to vote from abroad. Further investigation is needed to clarify the validity of these claims and ensure a fair electoral process.