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Dhaka:
Last year, the interim leader of Bangladesh, who took power after a large -scale rebellion, will meet powerful parties pressurizing their government on Saturday. Earlier, he had allegedly threatened to step down. The 84 -year -old Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, who is leading as the Chief Advisor of the Acting Government until the election, has called for the rival political parties struggling for power to give him full support. His press secretary Shafiqul Alam confirmed that Yunus would meet the leaders of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), who are being seen at the forefront of the elections to be held till December, and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to flee for the first time after the student-demonet rebellion in August 2024. Yunus will also meet leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami, the largest Islamic party in the Muslim-dominated country.
Yunus wants extending tenure
Yunus is trying to remain in power using the strategy of pressure, his supporters are holding a rally against the nationwide elections. Posters have been put up in the capital Dhaka, seeking “first improvement, later election” and “to keep Younus in power for five years”. The Nobel Prize winner was appointed as the Chief Advisor of the Interim Government formed after Sheikh Hasina was out of power last year. This temporary system was going to run till elections, but critics claim that now they are trying to remain in power without facing elections. Yunus has refrained from repeated declaration of elections and allegedly threatened to resign on the proposed Rohingya Corridor between political and military resistance, which his critics claim that it has the support of the United States. This has caused turmoil in the political scenario of the country. His supporters have planned a rally called ‘March for Younus’ in Dhaka today.
Nahid is against Islam against army
The incident took place after Yunus’s meeting with Nahid Islam, who is now head of the National Citizens Party (NCP) and has been part of the interim government and has been the face of protests last year. Yunus’s critics argue that he is now trying to increase his stay with the help of Islamic fundamentalists, which are using the students’ movement as a proxy. Local media has strictly opposed his plan to build a Rohingya corridor in Bangladesh, the local media. Critics claim that the idea of the corridor is supported by the US and the United Nations is leading it, but the Bangladesh Army says that only the government mandate’s mandate can decide on issues related to the regional integrity and sovereignty of the country. Army Chief General War-U-Zaman made fun of the idea during a conversation with the army officials and called it a “bloody corridor”.
Khaleda Jia is not even with you
Sources say that the Foreign Secretary of Bangladesh had to resign earlier this week due to differences on the Rohingya Corridor. This shows that Younus is now finding himself surrounded and he is being accused of acting at the behest of foreign players. The Unus-Sena imbalance emerges from the strong pressure being done by the Army for elections. The army chief said that voting should be held by December, which will make it difficult for an 84 -year -old economist to remain in power. Bangladesh Nationalist Party, led by Hasina’s opposing Khaleda Zia, is adopting a neutral attitude. Although she does not want Yunus to resign, but she has demanded to hold elections by December. He argues that the work of the interim government is to rule temporarily till elections are held.
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