The head of Bangladesh’s interim government, Mohammad Yunus, refused to give a fixed time for general elections.
While interviewing the Bangladeshi newspaper, Muhammad Yunus emphasized the need for reforms in the country and said that none of us wants to stay in the government for a long time, reforms in the country are necessary.
He said that if you say to hold elections, then we are ready, but holding elections before reforms will be a wrong decision.
Remain calm and refrain from all forms of violence, head of the Bangladesh Interim Government
Muhammad Yunus says that we inherited a completely broken system that needs comprehensive change to prevent a future return to authoritarianism.
The head of Bangladesh’s interim government said that reforms mean that we will not allow a repeat of what happened in the past.
Muhammad Younis also made it clear that any kind of criminal trial against the arrested persons would not involve government interference.
He also says that once the judicial system is reformed, it will be clear who is to be tried and what the procedure will be.
Bangladesh: Dr. Younis refuses to give fixed time for general elections
