‘Resentful’ BNP’s reconciliation attempt by ‘Desperate’ Yunus

Staff Correspondent

Losing army and BNP’s support and entangled in resignation chaos, desperate to save the government, Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus invited BNP to Jamuna on Saturday evening. However, the ‘resentful’ BNP has not yet decided whether to join the meeting.

On Friday, BNP’s standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed confirmed this information.

From the Chief Adviser’s office, it is known that the Chief Adviser will hold separate meetings with BNP and Jamaat. The meeting with BNP will be at 7 pm on Saturday, and with Jamaat at 8 pm.

Although BNP’s standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed had complained that since May 19, despite trying to meet the Chief Adviser regarding the country’s current situation, no response was received.

He said, BNP tried to meet the Chief Adviser from Monday (May 19) but failed. Some within the government, who are Awami sympathizers and ambitious, consider BNP as a rival.

On the other hand, at an emergency meeting of Jamaat-e-Islami’s central executive committee on Thursday, the party’s Ameer called upon the Chief Adviser to convene an emergency all-party meeting.