Dhaka: Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) General Secretary Mirza Islam Alamgir says that there is a provision in our constitution that they (interim government) should be given 90 days. But in special circumstances, if they need it, it can be extended. We have always clearly stated what our vision is. We have said that we have given it a vision of 2030. We have said that there will definitely be reforms in the country. Mainly judicial reforms, constitutional reforms and administrative reforms will be done.

We will try to eradicate corruption: Alamgir

Mirza Islam Alamgir said that we will try to eradicate corruption, which is one of the main reasons. We will restore democracy and democratic values ​​in true and pure form. There will be freedom of expression and people will be free to join any political party or political rallies and their democratic rights will be established. We want to see a liberal democratic Bangladesh and a prosperous Bangladesh.

That's why people are angry against the judges

We are confident that we will be able to do that. Unfortunately the former Prime Minister's government politicised the entire judiciary and people were very angry against them. There was anger among people, lawyers, civil society and students. So naturally they had some bitter experiences. So the Chief Justice and other judges had to resign. 

Mohammad Yunus will hold a meeting with minority leaders

Meanwhile,  Chief Advisor of the interim government of Bangladesh Mohammad Yunus will hold a meeting with the leaders of the minority communities of the country in Dhaka on Tuesday. This meeting is going to be held against the backdrop of continuous attacks and incidents of vandalism on Hindus in the country since the resignation of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on 5 August. 

Bangladeshi Islamic scholar Abul Fayyaz Mohammad Khaled Hossain is currently an adviser on religious affairs in the interim government led by Yunus. "The current government believes in communal harmony and condemns attacks on minorities," he told reporters in Dhaka on Monday.