BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi stated that the party continues to have confidence in the interim government led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus. Speaking in Patuakhali after providing financial aid to a destitute elderly couple, Rizvi emphasized that weakening public trust is not the responsibility of the interim administration. He criticized several agreements made under the previous Sheikh Hasina government, particularly the Adani power deal, arguing that it was not in Bangladesh’s national interest. Rizvi questioned why Bangladesh should purchase 34 percent of electricity produced in Jharkhand by Adani, calling it a betrayal of national interests. He also warned against handing over strategic installations like ports to foreign operators, saying such moves could threaten the country’s sovereignty and security. Rizvi urged the Yunus government to reconsider these decisions and said that widespread dissatisfaction with past governance had driven the public’s demand for change.