Adviser Asif Mahmud has accused several groups of conspiring to delay the upcoming elections despite previously demanding polls in December or at various times.
“They had hoped to bring back the Awami League under the guise of an ‘inclusive election,’ but since the February polls exclude fascist forces, they’ve lost their composure,” he said.

Mahmud stressed that the government is moving forward with its three key agendas: reform, justice, and democratic transformation. The implementation of the July Charter is nearing completion, and with national consensus, elections will be held at the scheduled time.
“With the cooperation of political parties, civil society, and spontaneous public participation, we can ensure a fair and meaningful election this time,” he added.