BNP has increased pressure on the government

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BNP has increased pressure on the government

Published : Friday, 23 May, 2025 at 9:53 AM, Count : 327

BNP has increased pressure on the government

The BNP has put pressure on the interim government by following the program drawn on the highway. Leaders of the party say that they have been able to show the field by the presence of activists and supporters in the capital for 5 days from May 8 to 22, demanding the oath of Israq Hossain as mayor. At the same time, the interim government has been further under pressure.

In addition to the High Court verdict, Israq Hossain has been vowed for the mayor of the mayor - BNP leaders see it as 'victory'. Now the party's ultimate goal is to achieve the national elections next December. For this, the party will continue the program on the highway after the holy Eid -ul -Azha next June.

Multiple sources responsible for the BNP have told the People's Time that the party's chief adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus sought time to talk about the overall situation. The BNP was contacted on Tuesday, but nothing was reported from the chief adviser's office till Thursday afternoon. Later in the afternoon, the BNP demanded the release of two interim government advisers Asif Mahmud Sajeeb Bhuiyan and Mahfuz Alam. At the same time, the party has demanded the release of national security adviser Khalilur Rahman.

BNP said at a press conference that it would be 'difficult' to hold the interim government if there was no Jatiya Sangsad election by December this year. In such a context, the government's policy makers are keeping an eye on what action the government takes

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