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Muhammad Yunus to Stay on as Bangladesh Interim Chief Following Discussions about Stepping Down

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Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh's interim chief, is reportedly considering stepping down from his position. According to BBC Bangla, Nhid Islam, leader of the student-led National Citizen Party, met with Yunus and stated that he is growing increasingly uncertain about continuing in his role. However, Yunus' advisers contradict this, stating that he will remain in office and has not said he will resign. The situation is further complicated by ongoing political discord and tensions with the armed forces, which has left the interim government hamstrung.

    1. Sir said - 'If I can't work… I was brought here after a mass uprising to bring change and reform to the country. But in the current situation, with mounting pressure from movements and the way I'm being cornered ... I cannot work like this. The political parties, you've all failed to reach common ground'.
    1. We have been hearing news of sir's (Yunus) resignation since this morning. So I went to meet sir to discuss that issue . . . He said he is thinking about it. He feels that the situation is such that he cannot work.
    2. I told him to stay strong for the sake of the country's security, and future and to meet the expectations of the mass uprising.
    1. It seems the government is pushing forward the agenda of a particular group.
    2. Their presence in the council of advisers raises questions about the nonpartisan and impartial nature of the government.
    1. For the sake of Bangladesh and a peaceful democratic transition, Professor Yunus needs to remain in office.
    1. We have three major responsibilities, all of which are difficult: reform, justice and election. We did not take charge just to hold an election.
    1. If the government fails to meet public expectations, it will be difficult for the BNP to continue extending its support.
    2. The highest priority should be placed on announcing a clear roadmap for the election.
    1. As a globally respected figure, we hope he will understand the situation and announce an election roadmap by December.
    2. If Yunus is personally unable to carry out his duties, the state will find an alternative.
    3. If he is unable to announce a specific election date by December, we will reconsider our support for his administration.
    1. The chief adviser is staying with us. He has not said he will resign, and all other advisers will also continue. We are here to carry out the responsibilities entrusted with us.
Muhammad Yunus to Stay on as Bangladesh Interim Chief Following Discussions about Stepping Down