'I'm cautioning you,' warns Bangladesh Army chief on infighting, calls for elections by year end
- Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman warned that national elections should happen by December 2025, stating the country is in a lawless situation due to political infighting.
- He noted that 450 of 639 police stations were damaged in attacks and highlighted the need for a united approach to stabilize the country.
- General Waker-Uz-Zaman emphasized that maintaining security is not just the army's job, as there are 200,000 paramilitary and police officials available.
- He warned that continued conflicts could threaten the country's sovereignty and urged political factions to prioritize national interests over power struggles.
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