The chief adviser of the interim government. Muhammad Yunus saidafter ousting former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, reforms must be made before holding elections in the country. And the speed of this reform will tell how fast the election will be in the country. He said this to news agency AFP on Wednesday (November 13).
Dr. gave an interview to AFP on the sidelines of discussions at the United Nations Climate Conference (COP29) in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. Yunus. He emphasized that Bangladesh will be led towards democratic elections. Dr. Yunus said, this is a promise that we made. As soon as we are ready, there will be elections in the country and the chosen people will be able to run the country.
He said that besides possible constitutional reforms in the country, there is a need for quick consensus in the country regarding the structure of the government, national parliament and election rules.
Dr. about the tenure of the government. Yunus said, we are the interim government. So our tenure should be as short as possible.
Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to resign in the face of student protests in August. After his fall, Dr. took over as the chief advisor of the interim government. Yunus. However, since the fall of Sheikh Hasina, there has been instability in the country.
Dr. Yunus said that any government would be concerned about stability. We are also concerned.
We hope to resolve this and bring about a peaceful law and order situation, he said, noting that only three months have passed since the revolution.
