Army Chief General Zaman vs Chief Adviser Prof Yunus: Power Struggle in Bangladesh over Timing of Election
- Bangladesh's interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, reversed its support for a 'humanitarian' corridor to Myanmar after Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman's warning about national sovereignty.
- General Zaman emphasized the need for political consensus and urged Yunus to avoid military interference while calling for early elections.
- Following the reversal, National Security Adviser Khalilur Rahman stated that there would be no further discussion on the corridor, which faced opposition from various political groups.
- The opposition, particularly the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, condemned the government's actions regarding the corridor as 'unilateral and illegal,' indicating significant public unrest and demands for elections.
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Army Chief General Zaman vs Chief Adviser Prof Yunus: Power struggle in Bangladesh over timing of election
Addressing the Commanding Officers in Wednesday’s meeting, Army Chief General Waker Uz Zaman said certain policies of the interim government were not part of the understanding on which the interim government was configured after the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government last August.
Patience wears thin in Bangladesh as BNP takes to streets against Yunus govt over mayoral post
BNP leaders say the stir, initially confined to legal dispute with Yunus-led interim govt over mayoral seat, is quickly evolving into broader standoff over deferred general election.
Bangladesh army chief's warning makes Mohammad Yunus go back on Rakhine corridor
Bangladesh's interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, has reversed its stance on the proposed "humanitarian" corridor to Myanmar’s Rakhine State following a strong warning from Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman. The general dismissed the plan as a "bloody corridor" and opposed Foreign Adviser Touhid Hossain’s unilateral announcement that Bangladesh had agreed to the UN-backed project. The proposal raised alarm in Bangladesh, with growing conce…
No bloody corridor: Bangladesh Army chief's warning makes Yunus govt blink
The Muhammad Yunus-led interim government has blinked on the controversial Rakhine corridor plan after Bangladesh Army chief Waker-Uz-Zaman issued a stern warning, referring to it as the "bloody corridor". Yunus is believed to have agreed to the Rakhine corridor, seen as a threat to Bangladesh's sovereignty, to cling on to power with the help of the US.
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