BNP Standing Committee member Salahuddin Ahmed expressed disappointment over the interim government’s decision to hold the national election in the first half of April next year. He stated that this schedule does not reflect the nation’s expectations, as over 50 political parties had demanded elections by December. He criticized the timing due to overlaps with public exams and the month of Ramadan, calling it unreasonable. Salahuddin suggested that an election in December or January would have been more acceptable. BNP will respond officially after internal discussions.
Chief Adviser of the interim government, Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, addressed the nation on Friday evening. In his speech, he announced that the national election would be held in the first half of April next year.
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