Interim Government to be Formed: Army Chief Announces

Dhaka, August 5 - In a significant national address, Army Chief Waqar-uz-Zaman announced the imminent formation of an interim government following a crucial meeting with the president. Emphasizing the need for stability, he called for an end to violence and assured the public of the army’s commitment to restoring peace.

In his address from the Dhaka Cantonment, Waqar-uz-Zaman reassured the nation, “There will be no more vandalism, no conflict. Trust in the army. We have had constructive discussions with leaders from all political parties.”

This announcement follows the recent resignation and departure of Sheikh Hasina from the country. The army chief was firm in his statement that those responsible for the recent spate of violence will face justice. “Every killing in the recent turmoil will be prosecuted. Each incident will undergo thorough investigation,” he asserted.

The army chief also conveyed his determination to work collaboratively with all segments of society to forge a better future for Bangladesh. “We are committed to working with everyone to build a beautiful future for our country,” he said.

Highlighting the role of the security forces in the current scenario, Waqar-uz-Zaman stated, “The army and police will refrain from firing. The army alone will remain on the ground until the situation returns to normal.” He appealed to the protesting students and the general public to return to their homes, signaling a shift towards restoring order and normalcy.

This address marks a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s political landscape, as the nation prepares for a transitional phase under the guidance of the interim government. The army chief’s call for unity and peace is expected to resonate across the country, offering a glimmer of hope amid the recent unrest.

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