BNP Vice Chairman Ahmed Azam Khan stated that Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus endured persecution similar to BNP members. “During the fascist era, 600,000 BNP leaders and activists were subjected to false charges and harassment. Dr. Yunus also faced hundreds of fabricated cases and was oppressed at every step,” he claimed. He emphasized that BNP stood by Yunus during his struggles. Now that he holds office, he must fulfill his promise of leading Bangladesh toward prosperity and ensuring free elections. Khan further announced that BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia will return to Bangladesh soon, followed by Tarique Rahman, and that the entire nation is eagerly awaiting their arrival.