Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday said the foremost task of the interim government’s “second phase” is to hold the upcoming national election in a free and fair manner.

The recent announcement of election timeline has allayed apprehensions and brought about a sense of calm among major political players who have often been at odds with each other.

In addition to the upcoming election, the chief adviser emphasised two other ongoing priorities -- advancing key reforms and continuing the trials already in progress.

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Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus on Thursday said the government has entered the second chapter of its tenure, with the key focus now on ensuring a fair national election.

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Dhaka: Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Tuesday declared that the next general election will be held in February ...