The opposition walked out of Bangladesh’s parliament on Friday evening, accusing the ruling party of breaching trust. The walkout, led by Opposition Leader Dr. Shafiqur Rahman at around 7:35 p.m., followed his allegation that the government had violated an earlier understanding. Before leaving, he also accused Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmed of losing neutrality.

The dispute arose after the July Memorial Museum Bill was passed in an amended form, allegedly breaking a prior agreement reached in a special committee meeting. The disagreement led to prolonged debate between the two sides before the opposition left the chamber. This marks the fourth walkout by the opposition during the current parliamentary session.

The repeated walkouts highlight deepening tensions between the ruling and opposition parties over legislative procedures and perceived breaches of parliamentary consensus.