BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman today criticised the interim government for failing to provide a clear electoral roadmap, stating that any unease over transparency would go against public aspirations.
Speaking at a discussion in Dhaka, Tarique said, “If signs of unease emerge in the interim government merely from the mention of action plans and roadmap, it would definitely go against public aspirations.”
He emphasised the need for clarity, asking, “What does the current interim government intend to do? How many months or how much time does the interim government need to repair the state? The people have the right to know this.”
Tarique highlighted the importance of transparency, adding, “If the government announces its action plans and roadmap to the public, it will ensure transparency and accountability to the people.”
He reiterated that citizens deserve to understand the interim government’s timeline and strategies for state repair.
