BNP has rejected Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus's plan for national elections in April next year and insists they be held by December. Following his June 6 speech, BNP held a meeting led by Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman, reaffirming their stance. The party cited challenges such as Ramadan and weather conditions and criticized the interim government for not providing valid reasons for the delay. BNP also accused a political group of obstructing consensus and jeopardizing fair elections.
BNP (Bangladesh Nationalist Party) has reiterated its firm stance on holding national elections by December. Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus, in a televised address to the nation on Friday (June 6), announced that the next general election is planned for the first half of April next year.
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