Meeting Scheduled with BNP and Jamaat Today
The Chief Adviser of the current caretaker government, Dr. Muhammad Yunus will hold separate meetings with leaders of BNP (Bangladesh Nationalist Party) and Jamaat-e-Islami today.
Time and Place of the Meetings
According to an official from the Chief Adviser’s Office:
- The meeting with BNP leaders is scheduled for 4:00 PM today.
- The meeting with Jamaat leaders will be held at 6:00 PM on the same day.
Both meetings will take place at the State Guest House Jamuna in Dhaka.
Background: Political Tension in Recent Days
In the last few days, the political situation in the country has become tense. Due to this pressure, Chief Adviser Dr. Yunus has informed the Advisory Council that he is thinking about resigning from his post.
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Reactions to Resignation News
After the news of the Chief Adviser’s possible resignation became public, it caused a major stir in the political scene:
- Nahid Islam, the Convener of NCP (National Citizens’ Platform), met with Dr. Yunus.
- During the meeting, Nahid Islam expressed regret for the current political activities and assured the Chief Adviser of their support.
Jamaat Proposes All-Party Meeting
In response to the political crisis:
- Jamaat-e-Islami has suggested holding an all-party meeting to find a solution.
- BNP, however, has clearly said that they do not support the resignation of the Chief Adviser and want him to stay in office.
Important Meeting Before the Political Discussions
Before meeting the political parties:
- Dr. Yunus is scheduled to chair a meeting of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) on Saturday morning.
- After the ECNEC meeting, the Advisory Council members will sit for a special meeting to discuss the current political situation in the country.
This political event is being keenly monitored since it could have a significant impact on how the caretaker government moves forward and how the nation’s politics develops in the future.
Source: Ittefaq
