What Dr. said in the address to the nation. Yunus

In the first speech to the nation after taking charge of the chief adviser of the interim government. Muhammad Yunus said that he is committed to fulfill the dream with which the students participated in the movement to overthrow the dictatorship.

Chief Advisor Dr. addressed the nation at 7:30 pm today. Muhammad Yunus. His speech was broadcast live on Bangladesh Television.

After the fall of Sheikh Hasina's government in the face of the students' movement, Nobel laureate economist Dr. Muhammad Yunus. After 15 days of taking oath, he addressed the nation.

Dr. started his speech by commemorating the students who died in the movement demanding the fall of the Awami League government and sympathizing with the people affected by the flood. Muhammad Yunus.

He said that all institutions of the country have been destroyed by fascism and dictatorship.

The Chief Advisor said that the former prime minister's peon also owns 400 crore rupees to show the corruption in the country. Muhammad Yunus.

He said that by taking away the voting rights of the people of the country, the dictatorship has paved the way for the interests of some people of his family and party.

He mentioned the looting in financial sector and stock market. The Chief Adviser mentioned the government's strict stand against corruption.

Dr. Muhammad Yunus said, 'After the fascist government left the country in the face of popular anger, we want to build a country where the human rights of every citizen will be fully protected. Our goal is the same – a liberal, democratic, non-discriminatory, non-communal Bangladesh. We are one family. We have one goal. We are committed to not letting any differences get in the way of our dreams.'

Dr. in the speech. Muhammad Yunus said that only two weeks have passed since the current government took over. Thank you very much for your support in the first phase of the work journey. We understand that your expectations from us are high. We are determined to fulfill this expectation. Despite the long absence of democracy, 15 years of fascist rule left us with a mountain of challenges on almost every front. But we are ready to accept this challenge. Today I have come before you to seek your prayers and cooperation on behalf of the government. All I can say is that you have to be patient.

Urging everyone to be patient and cooperate with the government to build a new Bangladesh. Muhammad Yunus said that the tendency to force to fulfill all the demands now, to enter the institution and threaten individuals, to create pressure to accept the case, to attack the arrested person for trial and to make some kind of trial in advance should be removed. The glory and potential of the students' revolution will be dimmed in these activities, and the efforts to build a new Bangladesh will also be disrupted.