Bangladesh elections 2026: Will hand over power to elected government fast, says Yunus

In a recent statement, Bangladesh's Prime Minister Yunus has emphasized the government's commitment to swiftly transfer power to an elected administration following the 2026 elections. He urged citizens to participate in the upcoming popular referendum on the proposed 'July Charter', which aims to introduce significant constitutional reforms. Yunus highlighted that these changes are designed to enhance democratic practices and ensure greater accountability within the government. The 'July Charter' is expected to address various pressing issues affecting the nation, including governance and civil rights. As Bangladesh approaches the elections, the government's push for public engagement in the referendum reflects its strategy to solidify democratic processes and gain public support for the proposed changes. These developments come amid a politically charged atmosphere, as the nation prepares for a pivotal electoral cycle, underscoring the importance of citizen involvement in shaping the country's democratic future.
Originally reported by The Hindu International. Read original article
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