Bangladesh Army Chief Pledges Support for Transparent Elections

Bangladesh Army chief General Waker-uz-Zaman assured support for the upcoming general elections in February, urging military professionalism and patriotism. Meanwhile, the political scene is tense with BNP gaining ground in Awami League's absence and concerns arising from the newly formed National Citizen Party's maneuvers.

Bangladesh's Army Chief, General Waker-uz-Zaman, has stated the military's commitment to ensure free and fair elections scheduled for February. He emphasized the army's readiness to assist the government during this crucial period.

During an address at Dhaka Cantonment, General Zaman highlighted the importance of professionalism and patriotism among military personnel. He addressed misinformation on social media, urging soldiers to remain focused on their duty.

The political landscape is seeing significant changes, with BNP emerging as a strong party following the dissolving of Awami League activities. The National Citizen Party, with ties to Islamist groups, is adding to the political uncertainty despite assurances of fair elections.

(With inputs from agencies.)