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With the term of the Yunus government in Bangladesh on the verge of ending, a major announcement regarding election dates is expected this evening.
Dhaka, December 11, 2025: The term of the interim government in Bangladesh, led by its head, Muhammad Yunus, is now nearing its end. The official announcement of the election and referendum dates will be made this evening at 6 PM through a recorded video address by Chief Election Commissioner Nasiruddin. This announcement has attracted worldwide attention, and has heightened excitement and anticipation in the country's political atmosphere.
Elections and Referendum Together?
According to sources, the voting for the election and the referendum will take place on the same day, but on separate ballot papers. The voting will be held in the first week of February, from 7:30 AM to 5 PM. The referendum is based on the key demands of the mass movement against the Sheikh Hasina government in July 2024. These include amending the constitution to create a bicameral parliament (House and Senate), decentralizing power from the Prime Minister and granting more authority to the President and other institutions, and providing autonomy to the states. Political analysts say these changes will be revolutionary for the country's governance system.
Code of Conduct Strictly Enforced from Today
The code of conduct will come into effect from 6 PM today. This mandates the removal of banners, flexes, and posters of political parties, and prohibits interim government officials from using government vehicles or facilities. The Election Commission has begun special preparations for printing ballot papers and maintaining law and order. Police deployment will be increased, especially in rural areas, to address security challenges.
Political Parties Intensify Activities
The cancellation of the Awami League's election symbol has dealt a major blow to the party, and it will not be able to contest the elections independently. On the other hand, Jamaat-e-Islami and other hardline parties are preparing to participate by forming alliances. The health of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) chief Khaleda Zia has deteriorated in the past few days, and plans are being made to take her to London for treatment. BNP leaders said that the party will face the elections strongly even in Zia's absence.
Not overlooked by the world
This election will be a significant event in Bangladesh's history, as it is the first major democratic process after the fall of Sheikh Hasina. International observers, representatives from the United Nations and the Indian government will be present here. Although the Yunus government has focused on economic stability and social reforms in the past few months, maintaining peace during the political transition is a major challenge.
Dhaka, December 11, 2025: The term of the interim government in Bangladesh, led by its head, Muhammad Yunus, is now nearing its end. The official announcement of the election and referendum dates will be made this evening at 6 PM through a recorded video address by Chief Election Commissioner Nasiruddin. This announcement has attracted worldwide attention, and has heightened excitement and anticipation in the country's political atmosphere.
Elections and Referendum Together?
According to sources, the voting for the election and the referendum will take place on the same day, but on separate ballot papers. The voting will be held in the first week of February, from 7:30 AM to 5 PM. The referendum is based on the key demands of the mass movement against the Sheikh Hasina government in July 2024. These include amending the constitution to create a bicameral parliament (House and Senate), decentralizing power from the Prime Minister and granting more authority to the President and other institutions, and providing autonomy to the states. Political analysts say these changes will be revolutionary for the country's governance system.
Code of Conduct Strictly Enforced from Today
The code of conduct will come into effect from 6 PM today. This mandates the removal of banners, flexes, and posters of political parties, and prohibits interim government officials from using government vehicles or facilities. The Election Commission has begun special preparations for printing ballot papers and maintaining law and order. Police deployment will be increased, especially in rural areas, to address security challenges.
Political Parties Intensify Activities
The cancellation of the Awami League's election symbol has dealt a major blow to the party, and it will not be able to contest the elections independently. On the other hand, Jamaat-e-Islami and other hardline parties are preparing to participate by forming alliances. The health of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) chief Khaleda Zia has deteriorated in the past few days, and plans are being made to take her to London for treatment. BNP leaders said that the party will face the elections strongly even in Zia's absence.
Not overlooked by the world
This election will be a significant event in Bangladesh's history, as it is the first major democratic process after the fall of Sheikh Hasina. International observers, representatives from the United Nations and the Indian government will be present here. Although the Yunus government has focused on economic stability and social reforms in the past few months, maintaining peace during the political transition is a major challenge.
Elections and Referendum Together?
According to sources, the voting for the election and the referendum will take place on the same day, but on separate ballot papers. The voting will be held in the first week of February, from 7:30 AM to 5 PM. The referendum is based on the key demands of the mass movement against the Sheikh Hasina government in July 2024. These include amending the constitution to create a bicameral parliament (House and Senate), decentralizing power from the Prime Minister and granting more authority to the President and other institutions, and providing autonomy to the states. Political analysts say these changes will be revolutionary for the country's governance system.
Code of Conduct Strictly Enforced from Today
The code of conduct will come into effect from 6 PM today. This mandates the removal of banners, flexes, and posters of political parties, and prohibits interim government officials from using government vehicles or facilities. The Election Commission has begun special preparations for printing ballot papers and maintaining law and order. Police deployment will be increased, especially in rural areas, to address security challenges.
Political Parties Intensify Activities
The cancellation of the Awami League's election symbol has dealt a major blow to the party, and it will not be able to contest the elections independently. On the other hand, Jamaat-e-Islami and other hardline parties are preparing to participate by forming alliances. The health of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) chief Khaleda Zia has deteriorated in the past few days, and plans are being made to take her to London for treatment. BNP leaders said that the party will face the elections strongly even in Zia's absence.
Not overlooked by the world
This election will be a significant event in Bangladesh's history, as it is the first major democratic process after the fall of Sheikh Hasina. International observers, representatives from the United Nations and the Indian government will be present here. Although the Yunus government has focused on economic stability and social reforms in the past few months, maintaining peace during the political transition is a major challenge.
