Inqilab Mancha spokesperson Sharif Osman Hadi emphasized that the upcoming meeting between Dr. Muhammad Yunus and BNP’s Tarique Rahman should prioritize discussions on justice and fundamental reforms over election timing. He warned that holding elections without reforms could lead to unrest. Hadi welcomed the dialogue as a positive step and urged political compromise. He also noted that if reforms are implemented within two months, elections in the following month would face little public resistance. April has been proposed as a potential window for national polls.

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has expressed deep condolences following a tragic Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad, India, that claimed the lives of all 242 passengers and crew members on board. In a statement on June 12, party Secretary General and former MP, Professor Mia Golam Parwar, mourned the loss and expressed solidarity with the people and government of India. He conveyed hope that the nation would soon overcome the immense grief and recover from the devastating incident.

A crucial meeting between Interim Government Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus and BNP’s Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman is expected on June 13 in London. This anticipated dialogue could play a pivotal role in addressing Bangladesh's ongoing political unrest. Maulana Jalaluddin Ahmad of the Bangladesh Khelafat Majlish believes the meeting may lead to a roadmap for fair elections and political reform. He urges unity among Islamist and patriotic forces to counter authoritarianism and ensure responsible leadership in the upcoming elections.

British King Charles III welcomed Nobel Laureate Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus at Buckingham Palace in London. The meeting highlighted their long-standing mutual respect, with King Charles expressing admiration for Dr. Yunus’s groundbreaking work in microcredit, social business, and the global “Three Zero” movement. The King has been deeply inspired by Dr. Yunus’s efforts to fight poverty and promote sustainable development. Notably, King Charles also wrote the foreword to one of Dr. Yunus’s books, reflecting their close and respectful friendship.

BNP’s student wing Chhatra Dal has formed committees in 19 private universities, focusing on strengthening organizational activities and promoting gender inclusivity. Key leadership roles have been filled by women in several institutions. The announcement, made via a press release on June 12, highlights efforts to energize student politics across private universities. Committee approvals came from Chhatra Dal President Md. Abu Horaira and General Secretary M. Rajibul Islam Talukder Bindu. This marks the second phase of Chhatra Dal's nationwide organizational expansion.

A critical closed-door meeting between BNP’s acting chairman Tarique Rahman and Chief Advisor Dr. Muhammad Yunus is set for Friday in London, aiming to resolve election date disputes. While Dr. Yunus proposed April for the polls, BNP prefers December. However, both sides may compromise and agree on early February. Broader issues like governance reform and the July Charter will also be discussed. Analysts view the talks as historic and vital for political stability, though some caution against prematurely revealing decisions to avoid derailing progress.

Barrister Asaduzzaman Fuad, General Secretary of AB Party, has welcomed the upcoming meeting in London between BNP's acting chairman Tarique Rahman and chief advisor Dr. Yunus. He also endorsed the advisor’s call for minimum reforms before holding national elections. Fuad emphasized that political parties are key stakeholders in governance and that broader consensus is essential for sustainable solutions. He further called for transparency in the ongoing war crimes tribunal, noting that a charge sheet has recently been submitted and should remain publicly accessible.

Following deadly clashes between two factions of the BNP in Jamal Union, which resulted in two deaths and extensive property damage, the Jhenaidah district BNP has dissolved the Kaliganj Upazila committee. In an official press release, the district BNP also announced the temporary suspension of Dr. Nurul Islam, former joint convener, and Ashraf Hossain, former member of the Upazila BNP. The party has pledged to take further disciplinary action after a more in-depth investigation into the incident.

Food Advisor Ali Imam Majumder has announced that the government will increase the allocation of food under the Open Market Sale (OMS) program in regions affected by the 2024 floods. He added that food storage facilities will be renovated to ensure safe and efficient storage of food grains. Specific initiatives include resolving waterlogging at the food warehouse in Dharampur, Comilla, and the record room in Kaliajur. Majumder stressed the urgency of rehabilitating these dilapidated buildings to maintain food security.

Faruk Mia, former UP Chairman of Titas Upazila’s Awami League unit in Cumilla, directly led armed attacks on student protesters and civilians during recent public uprisings. He has long been notorious for crimes including murder and extortion, and was the prime accused in the high-profile Delu murder case in Titas back in 2013.

Although he was recently arrested, Faruk was granted bail on May 21. Since his release, his violent activities have escalated.

Local residents reported that on Monday, Faruk and his associates attacked the home of Majidpur UP Chairman Jahangir Alam, leaving five people with gunshot wounds. Witnesses also allege that Faruk and his gang have been regularly conducting armed displays in the area to establish dominance.

ATM Azharul Islam has said, “After spending 14 years in prison without any wrongdoing, I’ve now returned to my constituency. I thank my local community and the entire nation. I am now free, I am independent, and I remain in independent Bangladesh.”

He further remarked, “They say no one flees if they have public support, yet those who talked the biggest have fled the country. I didn’t flee, and neither did anyone from our side.”

Criticizing the judicial process, he added, “Those who framed charges against me had their reasons, but shouldn’t the judges at least have a conscience? They claim to have seen me from three kilometers away—is that even possible? Witnesses can certainly lie, but where did the judges’ conscience go?”

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi has alleged that top leaders of the ruling Awami League, including former Land Minister Saifuzzaman, are involved in money laundering and have illegally transferred wealth to London. Rizvi stated that a smear campaign is being conducted to divert attention from a key upcoming meeting between BNP’s acting chairman Tarique Rahman and chief advisor Dr. Yunus in London. He emphasized the significance of this meeting in shaping the future of national elections, electoral reform, and the restoration of democracy in Bangladesh. Rizvi also criticized Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for what he described as the establishment of fascist rule.

BNP leader Fazlur Rahman has claimed that Dr. Muhammad Yunus, having exhausted all his options, has now gone to London to meet BNP’s Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman. “Just 15 days ago, even after BNP repeatedly sought an audience with him for six days, Yunus Sahib didn’t spare even an hour. But now, he has flown for 12 hours to speak with our leader. That meeting is set to take place on Friday,” Fazlur Rahman said.

Making a metaphorical remark, he added, “Even a snake straightens up when it goes into its hole.”

“Every day is sacred to Allah, but Friday holds special significance. I hope Yunus Sahib will speak with honesty and sincerity during his meeting with our leader,” he added. Addressing Yunus directly, he said, “You are my elder; you are nine years older than me. I sincerely hope that through this discussion with Tarique Rahman, you will contribute to saving this country.”

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has stepped forward to support the family of a Hindu couple who tragically died in a devastating house fire in Hatia, Noakhali. The party has constructed and handed over a new home to the bereaved family.

During the house handover ceremony, Jamaat leader Advocate Shah Mahfuzul Haque stated, “Out of a sense of humanity, we always strive to stand by ordinary people. Supporting the family of Keshab Babu is part of our moral responsibility.”

The tragic incident occurred late at night in Ward No. 7 of Budirchar Union, where a fire broke out in the home of Nimai Chandra Majumder and his wife, Milon Bala. Both lost their lives in the blaze. In addition, seven of their cows perished in the fire.

BNP Standing Committee member Dr. A.Z.M. Zahid Hossain has stated that the party’s Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman is expected to return to Bangladesh soon, as a conducive political environment is emerging. Speaking at an event in Sreepur's Maona area where aid checks were distributed to victims and families affected by the anti-discrimination movement, he also highlighted a key meeting on June 13 between the Chief Adviser and Tarique Rahman that could positively influence the nation’s political climate.