14 parties are not in consultation with the chief advisor

The chief advisor of the interim government will discuss the general situation of the country and the upcoming elections with the main political parties. Muhammad Yunus. The exchange meeting will begin at 3 pm on Saturday (August 31) at Yamuna, the official residence of the Chief Adviser, and will continue till 8 pm. However, Awami League and allies are not present at the meeting.

Sources said that the government will discuss the overall situation of the country, reforms and the upcoming elections with the political parties. However, it is known that there will be no party of their alliance including Awami League in this meeting of the previous meeting.

Before this, on Thursday afternoon, the chief advisor of the Interim Government at the Rashtriya Guest House Yamuna. A delegation led by BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir had a meeting with Muhammad Yunus. In the meeting, the BNP leaders urged the chief adviser to hold a dialogue with the political parties on the issue of state reform and elections.

According to sources, the chief adviser told the BNP delegation that he can present a roadmap on the issue of state reform and elections before the people in the next two-three weeks. Before this, the interim government will discuss with various political parties. After the discussion, the government will start the process of necessary reforms in the Election Commission, administration and law enforcement for free and fair elections. After that, the chief adviser will present the roadmap to complete the election before the people.

Environment and Forest Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan said, we will continue the process of dialogue with political parties, accept the reform proposals that come from them. A method has been discussed in this regard.

Bangladesh /RH