Mature Bangladeshi military officers on Monday reaffirmed previous rumors of conflicts between the military and the interim government under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus, highlighting their joint efforts to protect national interests and independence. This came days after a contentious plan to create a “humanitarian hall” through Bangladesh caused a rift to break out. Prior to that, Yunus had appeared to have supported the proposal without the army’s understanding, which sparked an outcry from army commander Waker-Uz-Zaman, who described the concept as a “bloody corridor.” According to officials speaking to reporters at the Commanders ‘ Mess in the Dhaka Cantonment, the army and the government are working together closely, and any speculation about tension is false. We all worry about Bangladesh’s security and independence. We must assume responsibility for this country if we want to keep it healthy. We are held accountable for anything if it goes wrong, according to general general Md Nazim-ud-Daula, director of the military operations directorate. He likewise urged the media to avoid “misinterpretations of conversations involving civil-military relationships.” ” Govt and army work seamlessly together. He claimed that there is no conflict between us. This is a delicate issue, according to Colonel Md Shafiqul Islam. Let me be clear: the Bengal troops will not be a part of any activity that threatens national protection.
