In a pointed critique, Farhad Mazhar argued that Dr. Yunus made a mistake by expressing his willingness to resign. “Resignation would signify failure—a self-inflicted wound. He must respect the will of the people, not succumb to pressure from any party or group,” Mazhar wrote. He urged Yunus to ensure justice for past killings, draft a new constitution, and resist global corporate dominance by introducing people-friendly investment policies. He emphasized the need to build a strong army capable of defending against adversaries like India and Myanmar and facilitating the Rohingya repatriation. “The people want an end to misunderstandings between the Chief Adviser and the military,” he added, warning that undue military pressure is part of a greater conspiracy.