Muhammad Yunus, BNP targets muhammad yunus government for daily necessities prices increasing in Bangladesh

The price of daily necessities in Bangladesh is sky high. The common people of Bangladesh are struggling to run their families. BNP targeted the government of Muhammad Yunus on this. Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, Senior Joint Secretary General of BNP has questioned why the prices of goods are increasing. He claimed that there is a 'loose feeling' going on somewhere in the interim government. He also commented that it cannot continue. At the same time, he said, “If the interim government walks around with Sheikh Hasina's garbage bag on its neck, it will not be able to carry out any reforms.” Residents of Bangladesh claim that before the fall of the Awami League government, the prices of daily commodities in the market were very high. After the interim government took over, commodity prices rose further. In his first address to the nation, Yunus also spoke about measures to control commodity prices and inflation. But they also complained that it did not happen in practice. They said that people are suffering due to the increase in the prices of eggs, chicken, rice, flour and vegetables.

BNP supports Yunus's government. But Ruhul Kabir Rizvi has criticized this government for increasing the prices of daily necessities. In an event in Dhaka's Pallavi on Wednesday, he said, 'Sheikh Hasina used to syndicate Awami League people. Now there is no such syndicate in the market. So why are the prices of goods increasing?'

This BNP leader also alleged that the interim government has taken a 'lax' attitude in terms of reforms. He said, 'There is a loose feeling somewhere. It won't go on like this.' He also said that if the interim government has 'evil intentions', then they will start the agitation again.

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Yunus said that elections will be held in Bangladesh only after reforms in various fields. But Rizvi demanded immediate democratic politics and speedy elections. He also claimed that the people there could not vote until now. This BNP leader claimed, 'If the interim government prolongs the elections in the name of reforms, then people will be suspicious.'

Rizvi also raised questions as to why the date of possible elections is not being fixed there. He also said that it will not be good for the government if there is any fuss about reforms and elections.