Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus has described the upcoming national election and referendum as a historic and decisive event, calling it a 'battle to save the nation' rather than a routine vote. Addressing 64 district commissioners at his office, he emphasized the need for absolute honesty, neutrality, and dedication in carrying out their duties. Yunus highlighted that this election follows a mass uprising and will determine the country's trajectory for the next century. He urged officials to ensure a peaceful and festive atmosphere, noting the participation of many young and female voters who have been unable to vote for the past 15 years. International observers, he said, are showing great interest in the process. The Chief Adviser stressed that success in this election is essential to fulfill the promises of the recent uprising and to secure the nation’s democratic future.