Yunus' resignation his personal matter, BNP didn’t demand it: Salahuddin
"We still hope that Dr Yunus will understand the situation and announce an election roadmap that ensures the national elections are held by December," he says
BNP did not demand the resignation of Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus, BNP Standing Committee Member Salahuddin Ahmed said today (23 May), describing the matter as Yunus's personal decision.
Speaking to DBC News today, he said, "If Dr Yunus chooses to step down instead of announcing an election roadmap, that is entirely his personal matter. We have not demanded his resignation.
"However, if he feels personally incapable of carrying out his duties, the state will not remain idle—it will find an alternative. No one in this world is indispensable."
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The BNP leader added, "We still hope that Dr Yunus, being a globally respected figure, will understand the situation and announce an election roadmap that ensures the national elections are held by December, in line with the people's expectations."
