Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus, is set to issue the long-awaited July Charter Implementation Order today. The order aims to provide a legal framework for constitutional reforms and will be announced following an advisory council meeting that will finalize its approval. Dr. Yunus is expected to address the nation on Thursday afternoon, outlining the details of the order. The government plans to hold a national referendum and parliamentary election on the same day to ensure political balance among rival parties. The July Charter, proposed by the National Consensus Commission, includes 84 reform recommendations, to be implemented through executive orders, ordinances, and constitutional amendments. Political tensions remain high as opposition parties, including BNP and Jamaat, have issued ultimatums demanding immediate implementation, threatening indefinite protests if their demands are not met.