बांग्लादेश की सत्ता से कंट्रोल नहीं छोड़ेंगे यूनुस? दावों पर खुद बताया सच – bangladesh election 2026 muhammad yunus role political stability ntcprk
General elections are being held in Bangladesh on Thursday. After the removal of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from power in August 2024, the country is headed by an interim government which is headed by Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus. In such a situation, the question is arising that what will be the role of Yunus in the government after the elections. On these questions, Yunus has said that after the elections he will hand over the command of the country to the elected government.
In an address to the nation before voting, Yunus said, ‘We will hand over the responsibility of the country to the newly elected government with full happiness and pride… and return to our respective works. We are eagerly waiting for that auspicious moment.
Elections being held on 12th February bangladesh It is being considered as a decisive moment for the future. The country is going through turmoil since the departure of Sheikh Hasina. It is believed that elections can bring political stability.
What else did Yunus say?
In his address to the nation, Yunus appealed to Bangladeshi citizens to participate in voting without fear. He termed those rumors as ‘baseless propaganda’ in which it is being said that the interim government may cling to power.
He said, ‘There come some days in the life of every nation when the direction of the state, the character and stability of democracy and the fate of the coming generations are decided, which have far-reaching effects.’
Yunus also appealed to political parties that their leaders and supporters should refrain from intimidation, violence or disrupting the voting process.
He warned, ‘Any attempt to forcibly capture polling stations, disrupt voting or incite unrest will not be tolerated.’
Elections being held in Bangladesh amid violence
There is news of heavy violence during voting in Bangladesh. Dhaka polling body has reported irregularities at 140 polling centres. There are reports of clashes at 43 places.
Bangladesh Election Commission sources told local media, ‘Irregularities were reported at 140 centers across the country. There were incidents of scuffles and fighting at 43 centers and polling agents were allegedly thrown out at four centres.
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