The Bangladesh Army Chief, Wakar uz Zaman, held a press conference and stated that the Army would take charge of the country’s future matters. He also mentioned that the Army would hold discussions with political parties to establish an interim government following Sheikh Hasina Wazed’s resignation confirmation news.
Zaman highlighted the crisis in the country and expressed the decision to form an interim government in collaboration with opposition leaders to address the situation.
He emphasized taking full responsibility for ensuring the safety and security of citizens and urged the public to support their efforts and refrain from engaging in violence. He emphasized that a peaceful solution could be achieved through cooperation.
During a critical national address, the Bangladesh Army Chief pledged to resolve the ongoing political crisis by the end of the day.
He reassured citizens that there was no need for a curfew or a state of emergency and announced plans to form an interim government to navigate through the turbulent period.
Zaman called for citizens to trust the army and its efforts to restore peace and order, ensuring a thorough investigation into recent deaths. He also confirmed his intention to meet with the President to discuss the formation of the interim government.
