Its birthday of a new Bangladesh, says Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus after casting his vote
Summary
Bangladesh's interim government head Muhammad Yunus cast his vote, marking the start of the 13th national parliamentary elections and a constitutional referendum seen as a turning point for the country's democratic renewal.
Key Points
- Muhammad Yunus, head of Bangladesh's interim government, voted in the 13th parliamentary elections and a constitutional referendum.
- The elections follow a student-led uprising that overthrew the previous Awami League government approximately 18 months ago.
- The referendum concerns the National Charter 2025, establishing the country's future governance framework.
- Bangladesh's political landscape is changing with the ban on Awami League's registration and the participation of 51 political parties in the elections.
