Asif Nazrul, the interval government’s law adviser in Bangladesh, stated on Thursday that “realistically speaking” parliamentary elections could only be held by the following year after all poll-related arrangements are finished.
” There are many variables. This is a tentative conclusion that I can make,” he said during a tv program. The interim government wants to create a new election commission through a” search council,” which will be established quickly. The fresh election committee, once established, will make an updated voters ‘ list. There is still no word on whether Bangladesh Awami League, the largest political group, will be permitted to participate as legal proceedings against its leading members are roiling.
High-ranking Awami officials like former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and general director Obaidul Quader are being tried by the government quickly. By November 18, a local court has mandated that the concerned government detain and deliver the documents to a judge.
According to the interim government, Hasina may be handed over to Bangladesh in accordance with its extradition treaty with India. However, Dhaka concerns that Delhi might make a provision that the accusations against her were not made in” great faith.”
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