Bangladesh: Army leader General Walker warns Yunas … What does it mean to an endless neighbor – Bangladesh NTCPPP

Bangladesh Army leader General General Muhammad Yunas has presented a strong message to Muhammad Yunas, the chief consultant of the interim government. He clearly said that he should hold elections initially, to stop intervention in military matters, and to take the military confidently on important issues such as Rakin Coridar.

On Wednesday, in a court of Dhaka’s military complex, all existing officers were engaged in war uniforms, General Walker announced that the interim government should hold national elections by December this year. In August last year, after former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was violently removed from power, Walker established an interim government to create an “independent, fair and all -inclusive election”.

General Walker was impressed with history

General Walker was inspired from history, while he avoided the interest in capturing power directly. According to his friends, he believes that the capitalists who hold power in the nation of Bengali have eradicated death or humiliation. Instead, he focused on three objectives- first, to restore democracy, maintain stability and maintain the professional standards of the Bangladesh military, which has made an important contribution to the peaceful work of the United Nations.

This is the reason why he initially urges him to hold elections. He wants to take the army back to Parax, so he plays the role of a savior than a dictator. But this importance is the focus of his controversy with Younis, accusing Sheikh Hasina of defrauding the elections on the one hand, but on the other hand he wants to rule.

According to circles, Walker suspects that the road on the road on the road on the road is tried to dismiss and he is sacked by external conspiracies. So, on Tuesday, he gave a strong message to Younis, along with the Air Force and Navy leaders. There were three important news of this power demonstration: the entire military is united behind the military leader, the military is not “placed in darkness” in national security and security matters (as Walker insisted in his speech), and confusion and rise (a gesture of movement through the road by UNUS) no longer tolerate.

Rockin’s sidewalk issue
General Walker raised the issue of Citykong-Ragin, who wanted to help humanitarian aid in Myanmar, but the US could use military supply to Myanmar’s rebel groups. Walker called this “bloody sidewalk” and made it clear that he was fiercely against the merger of Bangladesh in Myanmar’s civil war. Senior American diplomats who argued for this corridor met the General this week, but it seems that their mind had not changed.

Younus’s effort makes the United States happy so that it can continue the fate without being chosen. Bangladesh’s major political parties-the Avami League, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, and the Left parties opposed Raghin’s corridor, which is considered part of the US strategy, which wants to stop access to land-dawn for China by Myanmar’s military Janta.

Another controversy between Walker and Yunus is about the former diplomat, now the appointment of US citizen Galilur Rahman as the National Security Advisor to Bangladesh. By creating this post, Yunus tried to reduce military control. Rahman, who is considered a supporter of the porch, told the press on Wednesday that there was no “military dimension” on the proposed corridor.

What can you put pressure on Walker Yunus?
After Rahman’s appointment, it was rumored that Unsus was promoting Lieutenant General Kamarul Hassan, the chief staff officer of the Prime Minister’s Office at the Prime Minister’s Office. After Hasina quit power, Hasan reports to Hassan Yunus because there was no Prime Minister, and he made important foreign visits like Pakistan. Military sources say that Walker Yunus can pressure Hassan and some other officers, he does not consider himself loyal. Last week, Hassan’s meeting with US diplomats without the approval of the walk was a decisive point of controversy.

Walker’s concern is also in the Yunus student-Yut group to finalize the country on the basis of the “July-August Spirit”. The newly born National Citizens Party has taken the streets to the streets demanding the abolition of the secular constitution in 1972, demanding a rule without election.

The move will open a way to remove the current President Mohammed Shahabuddin Subbu and remove the three military leaders, including the general public, and will bring massive restructuring in the military teams. This path map is acceptable to Islamic radical groups, but not the major political parties in the country. On Wednesday, military officials supported it in court, calling it “the spirit of the 1971 liberation struggle.”

Wednesday is a court of military headquarters to give a clear message- if Yunus does not close its plot, the military will take action. For this, he must announce the president from the president, dismiss the interim government (there is no provision in the Constitution) and then start the election.

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