Claims that polls to be held under PR attributing it to CA false: Press Wing
No such statement has been made by the chief adviser, said the Press wing, stressing that the claim is entirely baseless, falsely using his name to spread misinformation
The widely circulated claim that Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus stated the next election would be conducted under the Proportional Representation (PR) system is false, Chief Adviser's press wing said today (5 July).
Recently some social media accounts circulated a false Photo Card, claiming that the chief adviser said that the upcoming 13th national election in Bangladesh would be conducted under the Proportional Representation (PR) system, according to CA Press Wing facts.
No such statement has been made by the chief adviser, said the Press wing, stressing that the claim is entirely baseless, falsely using his name to spread misinformation.
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While the Proportional Representation (PR) electoral system has been a topic of discussion among political parties in the Consensus Commission dialogue, no final decision has been reached on its adoption.
Earlier, on 26 June, Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin held a courtesy meeting with Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus.
Speaking to reporters at his office, the CEC clarified that although the meeting involved discussions on preparations for the upcoming national election, there was no conversation about the election date or the voting method. Importantly, he made no mention of adopting a PR system.
