GOP leader Rashed Khan has warned that introducing a Proportional Representation (PR) system in elections could destabilize Bangladesh. “If PR is implemented, MPs will be bought and sold every morning and evening. Stability will collapse. In reality, PR is not feasible for the lower house, though discussions could be held for the upper house,” Rashed argued. He further cautioned that the system might rehabilitate the Awami League and risk triggering ethnic divisions and religious strife. Rashed questioned the Election Commission’s stance on reforms, accusing both the Commission and government of trying to shirk responsibility. “It is the government’s duty to bring differing opinions into consensus,” he said, while also questioning why an “invisible government” was controlling the interim authority.