Everything will change in Bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus took 6 big reform decisions

Bangladesh News / Everything will change in Bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus took 6 big reform decisions

Bangladesh News - Everything will change in Bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus took 6 big reform decisions

Bangladesh News: There has been a turning point in the politics of Bangladesh. After ousting Sheikh Hasina from power, Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus of the country's interim government has taken major steps to establish a new system based on public ownership, accountability and welfare. Yunus has formed six commissions to reform six major departments, which aim to prevent the recurrence of fascism or authoritarian rule in Bangladesh and establish fair elections and effective government.

Reform in six departments: Formation of commissions

Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus said in his recent address that six separate commissions have been formed to bring reforms in the judiciary, election system, administration, police, anti-corruption commission and constitution in Bangladesh. These commissions will start their work from October 1 and submit their reports in the next three months.

The responsibility of reforming the judiciary has been entrusted to Justice Shah Abu Naim Mominur Rahman.

Badiul Alam Majumdar has been appointed to reform the election system.

Abdul Mueed Chowdhury has been made responsible for public administration reform.

Safar Raj Hussain has been given the responsibility of police administration reform.

The Anti-Corruption Commission will be headed by Iftekharuzzaman.

The chairpersons and their members of these commissions will discuss together and prepare a report, after which extensive discussions will be held with major political parties. Yunus said that meetings will be held for three to seven days to implement the changes given in the report, which will include student organizations, civil society, political parties and government representatives.

Rejection of power in the hands of one family and group

Mohammad Yunus clearly said that power being in the hands of one family or group is unacceptable. He said, "We believe that it is wrong to impose majority dominance or misrule under the guise of elections. We want to ensure that this does not happen in the future. For this, the election system and other government departments will be reformed." He also added that reforms in the police, public administration, judiciary and anti-corruption commission are very important for free and fair elections.

Emphasis on media and freedom of expression

Yunus also shared his views on media and freedom of expression. He said, “Freedom of press and freedom of expression have already been ensured. We want everyone to criticize openly and respect different views.”

Improving relations with neighbouring countries

Yunus expressed his desire to maintain good relations with India and other neighbouring countries. He said that these relations should be based on fairness and equality. Along with this, steps are also being taken to reactivate SAARC so that regional cooperation can be promoted.

Conclusion

The interim government of Bangladesh under the leadership of Mohammad Yunus has taken many important steps towards reform. These commissions will play an important role in strengthening the political and administrative structure of Bangladesh and giving a new direction to the country. These reforms aim to establish a transparent, fair and effective government, which will present the country's image positively not only within Bangladesh but also internationally.