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Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus: Bangladesh’s radical party Jamaat -e -Islami and NCP have accused Bangladesh Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus of biased after meeting with BNP. In fact, the Jamaat -e -Islami and newly formed party NCP supported Mohammad Yunus’s decision to hold general elections in Bangladesh next year, but on Friday (June 13), there was an initial consensus between Younus and BNP to hold elections in February. After this, on Saturday (June 14), Jamaat -e -Islami and NCP accused Mohammad Yunus of biased.
In this regard, Bangladesh’s radical party Jamaat -e -Islami has also released a statement. Jamaat -e -Islami said in his statement that Bangladesh Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus has shown special attachment to a party. This is the reason that today his fairness is being questioned.
Younus was in London and BNP The acting chairman of the meeting
Mohammad Yunus and BNP’s exiled acting chairman Tariq Rahman met in London on Friday (June 13, 2025). During this meeting, Younus told Rahman that if all the preparations are completed, then elections can be held in Bangladesh a week before the start of Ramadan of 2026 next year.
The BNP -led coalition includes about 50 parties, who demanded the government to hold general elections in December this year. There itself. On the other hand, Jamaat -e -Islami and NCP supported the decision to hold general elections in April.
Jamaat -e -Islami accuses Mohammad Unus
After the meeting of Mohammad Yunus and BNP, Jamaat -e -Islami held a press conference. While issuing a statement in the press conference, Jamaat -e -Islami said that sitting abroad and issuing a statement about domestic matters is a violation of the country’s political culture. He should have discussed this regard with other political parties of the country after coming back before he came back. At the same time, NCP also termed Younis’s move disappointing.
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