Electricity offices and installations in Kushtia and Nilphamari, Bangladesh, have requested increased security from police. The requests, made through formal letters, cite concerns over potential sabotage and the risk of unforeseen, disruptive situations. The letters specifically mention a fear of “unwanted incidents” and intentional damage to power infrastructure. Authorities have not yet disclosed specific threats, but the move suggests heightened anxieties regarding potential unrest or malicious activity targeting critical infrastructure. This increased vigilance comes as Bangladesh navigates a period of political and economic uncertainty. Police officials have acknowledged receipt of the letters and are evaluating the security needs of the power facilities. The situation highlights the vulnerability of essential services to potential disruption.