Bangladeshi’s interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, said he said that he “thinks” withdrawal, almost a year after taking over the office after a mass agitation that ruled out the then Prime Minister Sheikh Hasin.
In the middle of the legends surrounding Yunus’s resignation on Thursday, the highest student leader said that the Bangladeshi de facto prime minister expressed concerns about political parties who had not reached “common land”.
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Challenges before Muhammad Yunus
Since he became the main advisor to Bangladesh, it is said that Yunus’s main role is: “Reform the system and prepare for fair elections.”
Yunus promised the main reforms in various sectors. However, the lack of progress and the growing political disagreement said its administration to a close place.
The Bangladesh political crisis escalated this week and the competitive parties protest in the streets of the capital Dhaka with a number of competing requirements.
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Several news on Friday quoted National Citizen Party (NCP) Naid Islam that Yunus was difficult to work without the support of political parties.
After meeting with Yunus on Thursday, Naid Islam BBC Bangla“He (Yunus) said that if he couldn’t do the job he was asked to do – reform the system and prepare for fair elections – then maybe they’ll have to leave.”
“He feels imprisoned among the requirements of various political camps and growing impatience,” Islam quoted Reuters on Thursday.
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According to local reports, Yunus expressed “frustration and anger” above the current situation in Bangladesh and questioned the purpose of remaining in the office if it cannot effectively fulfill its duties.
Yunus also expressed dissatisfaction with tireless protests against countless requirements. “… the way in which the situation and protests hold me hostages – I can’t work like this,” said Yunus Nadid Islam at a “unofficial meeting” held on Thursday.
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ADMN MUHAMMAD YUNUS face key problems
1. Political protests over the Bangladesh elections
The Bangladeshi Nationalist Party (BNP), the rival of Sheikh Hasina Awami League party and led by former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, was looking for nationwide elections until December this year. The party wants Yunus to determine the election date.
However, NCP stated that the elections must only be held after the reforms are completed.
Thousands of supporters of the powerful BNP recently gathered in Dhaka and for the first time organized extensive protests against the interim government.
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Khaleda Zia threatened to withdraw BNP support from the Yunus government in Bangladesh. According to Reuters, BNP said on Wednesday that it would be “difficult” to continue to support the interim government without a fixed election plan.
Meanwhile, Naid Islam, the head of the newly created NCP, said, “The elections without reform will take us back to the same problems.”
Yunus said the elections can be delayed until 2026.
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According to Dhak Tribune, however, Yunus raised doubts about the implementation of free and righteous elections in current circumstances.
He allegedly questioned whether the coercive authorities could prevent the incidents “as scraps of voting if the elections were held in this situation”. According to sources, he said that if the elections were wrong, people would consider him responsible.
BNP also demanded a smaller advisory board with immediate removal of Mahfuj, ASIF and advisor to the National Security Khalilur Rahman.
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2 .. no consensus about the election commission, cabinet
The Head of the National Civic Party (NCP) proved on Wednesday and stated that they would not participate in any elections according to the current election commission. They protested against the election commission and claimed that BNP took it over.
They accused the Bangladeshi election commission of bias and called it the “party office” BNP. According to the Daily Star, NCP leaders demanded the reconstruction of the election commission.
NCP leaders also demanded the resignation of the financial advisor Salehuddin Ahmed, the legal advisor of Asifa Natula and the consultant for planning Wahiduddin Mahmud.
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BNP also demanded that Yunus threw two members of this cabinet and accused them of approaching NCP, as well as a national security advisor.
According to local media, the party demanded a smaller advisory board with immediate removal of Mahfuje, ASIF and advisor to the National Security Khalilur Rahman.
3. Yunus ” has worsened with the Bangladeshi army
Yunus’s relationship with the army also reportedly deteriorated.
The pressure is contributed to pressure, the Bangladeshi army boss, General Waker-Zem-Zaman, also called for the elections in December in a speech in Dhaka Cantonment this week.
He expressed his dissatisfaction over the political situation.
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“Bangladesh needs political stability. This is only possible through the elected government, not unchanged creators of decisions,” one source of the army said, saying to the officers’ address.
“Bangladesh is undergoing a chaotic phase,” Waker-Zuz-Zaman quoted. “The situation deteriorates daily. The structure of civil administration and law enforcement authorities has collapsed and failed to reconstruct,” he said.
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4. No agreement on the “humanitarian corridor”
The initiative for the establishment of the so -called “humanitarian corridor” is considered to be the main dispute between advisors to Yunus and military facilities.
The corridor connects Chittagong with the myanmar province of Rakhine.
The Hindu learned that the idea of the corridor was “clearly” rejected by General Waker at the time at Wednesday’s meeting. He allegedly described this as “completely unacceptable” due to security risks.
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According to the Yunus administration report, the Yunus claims that the “humanitarian corridor” will provide medicines and other necessary objects for the Rakhine-Kterna conflict is called the Center of the Rohingya Crisis.
“It has also been proposed that the corridor will turn into a security threat, as it is difficult to ensure proper management of such an initiative …” she added.
Minister NCP Akhter Hossain recently said that the government must have discussions with political parties to complete any decision on the proposed humanitarian channel to send the help of Myanmar Rakhine.
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