a identified circle is hatching conspiracies. He urged everyone to remain vigilant against them. He also reassured the nation that the interim government will hand over responsibility to elected representatives at the earliest possible time.
Special Correspondent: Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus, in his address to the nation, stated that a identified circle is hatching conspiracies. He urged everyone to remain vigilant against them. He also reassured the nation that the interim government will hand over responsibility to elected representatives at the earliest possible time.The Chief Adviser of the interim government, Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, made these remarks in a speech delivered to the nation today,
Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at 7:00 PM. He delivered this speech ahead of the 13th National Parliamentary Election and the referendum on the ‘July National Charter,’ both scheduled for February 12. The speech was simultaneously broadcast on Bangladesh Television (BTV), BTV World, BTV News, Bangladesh Betar, and the digital version of Daily Sotto kotha protidin .
Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus has called on voters and political parties to ensure that this week’s parliamentary election opens “a new chapter” for Bangladesh. In a televised address to the nation on Tuesday evening, two days before polling, he urged all sides to place the country’s interests above partisan considerations.Yunus said the interim government would fulfil its responsibilities by handing power to the elected representatives as soon as possible.
“Rest assured, the interim government will complete its duties by transferring power to the winning representatives at the earliest opportunity,” he said. Encouraging citizens to vote in a spirit of confidence, he urged people to go to polling stations with their families and take part peacefully.“Cast your precious vote and open the door to a new Bangladesh. The key to the country is in your hands. Use it wisely,” he said, ending with a prayer for guidance.
The general election is scheduled for Thursday in a markedly changed political landscape following last year’s July Uprising. Voters will also take part in a referendum on proposed amendments to the July Charter on the same day.Yunus, a Nobel laureate, delivered the address at 7pm. He assumed office as head of the interim government in August 2024 after the fall of the Awami League administration.
