US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said that the United States has not given any deadline or equal limit to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
He said this in response to a question from journalists at the US State Department's briefing on Thursday (October 26).
Matthew Miller has clearly known that even if he wants to see free, fair, impartial, violence-free and participatory elections in Bangladesh, the United States has no side with any party to resign. The United States has tied up with the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina by November 3. If the government does not step down from power in this meeting, the Awami League government will have to take the responsibility of this.
When drawing attention to this issue, the spokesman of the US Ministry of State said that the United States does not interfere with the internal poison of any country. Before that, former Assistant Press Secretary of Begum Khaleda Zia, Mushfiqul Fazal Ansari, asked whether the United States would call the government to allow the BNP chairperson to go abroad for treatment.
In response to such a question, Miller said, the United States is aware of Begum Gita's health.
US Deputy Assistant Minister Afrin Akhter came to Dhaka on a two-day visit in the middle of this month and spoke to reporters about the upcoming national elections of Bangladesh.
After his visit, an online news portal reported that the United States is pressuring Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign by November 3. However, there is no truth or basis for the news that the US Embassy appointed in Dhaka is the same. This time, the deadline issue has been raised by the US State Department.
