The chief advisor of the interim government commented that the party should take the decision whether there will be Aomi League in the next election. Muhammad Yunus.
He said, "Awami League has to decide whether they want to hold elections or not, I cannot decide for them. The Election Commission decides who will participate in the elections."
On Thursday (March 6), the British media published an interview with the BBC's chief adviser, where he said these things.
The chief advisor of the interim government said that the next national parliamentary election will be held between December this year and March next year. Muhammad Yunus.
The media says that the interim leader of Bangladesh was surprised when former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was asked to take responsibility for the new government after being removed from power last year. Muhammad Yunus.
"I had no idea that I would lead the government, I had never conducted a government campaign before and still had to understand the situation and work properly," he told the BBC.
Dr. "Once it settled down, we started to organize some other things," Yunus said. Among which - restoring law and order and fixing the economy was a priority for the country.
Incidentally, Sheikh Hasina took refuge in India after being ousted in the mass uprising led by the anti-discrimination student movement on August 5 last year. The government has already started a trial against Sheikh Hasina and the government has already been arrested for the genocide of the government in the country under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus.
Therefore, the current interim government promised to take the 8th August 1920, but the current interim government was a promise of a fair election and a fair election but the demand for massive reforms.
When will the next election be held? The question is coming up and the question is whether the Aomi League will be able to participate in the next elections.
In this regard, the interim government once again reiterated his promise to hold fair elections and said that the election will be held between December 2025 and March 2026. The election limit depends on how quickly the government can reform because, these reforms are needed for free and fair elections.
He said if If we can do as fast as we want, we can get elected in December. If the renovation is high, it may take us a few more months.
And in response to whether the next election will be held in Aomi League. Yunus said, "They will have to decide whether the Awami League will participate in the next elections, I cannot decide for them, and the Election Commission decides who will participate in the elections."
Meanwhile, even after seven months of the interim government, people in Dhaka say that law and order has not yet recovered and the situation is not getting better. "What is happening now is not different or different from other times," Yunus told the BBC. If you compare the same period of last year, the law is fine.
At the same time, blaming the previous government for the current plight of Bangladesh, he said, "I do not support that such incidents should happen. I say that you have to consider that we are not an ideal country or an ideal city that we have created suddenly, which is a continuation that we inherited from a country where this has been going on for many, many years."
The security of Sheikh Hasina's political party members is currently being questioned and several houses of Awami League members including Sheikh Mujibur Rahman were vandalized and set on fire in February after the news that Sheikh Hasina will address on YouTube.
In this context, the BBC asked about the claim of Awami League members that Bangladesh is not safe for them. Yunus said in the country There are courts, there are laws, there are police stations, they can go to complain, they can file their complaints. You should not only complain to the BBC correspondent but go to the police station and see if the law is working at its speed.
The Trump administration's decision to cut down on foreign aid and effectively stop almost all programs funded by the US Agency for International Development will have an impact on countries like Bangladesh. "It's their decision, it's been good because they're doing something we wanted to do, like fighting corruption and more things like that we've never been able to deal with properly," Yunus said.
the United States The US has promised to provide $450 million foreign aid to Bangladesh last year, and when it happens, Professor Yunus said, "When it happens, we will meet it," he said.
