Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus reaffirmed that there is no reason to alter the election date, as the government is committed to holding elections on schedule. He also clarified that there are no plans to ban the ruling party. However, he stated that leaders accused of crimes, particularly murder and crimes against humanity, would be tried in Bangladeshi courts. Yunus noted that a UN fact-finding mission had reported possible war crimes during the July rebellion and that the government is considering referring cases against Awami League leaders to the International Criminal Court. He added that Dhaka is working to gather aid for Rohingya refugees and aims to raise global awareness through a UN conference. He also accused Indian media of spreading anti-Bangladesh misinformation.