Bangladesh Interim Government Seeks Reforms

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Bangladesh: Is interim government delaying elections?

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Bangladesh 's interim government has said elections will come after "vital reforms" are made to state institutions.

Chief advisor Yunus ' office has said a free and fair election will take place as soon as reforms are made in the election commission, judiciary, civil administration, and security forces.

The interim government's de-facto leadership role has many political implications as a blueprint for a future elected government.

He added that the reforms brought by Bangladesh 's last caretaker government backed by the military in 2007 "were all erased." Edited by: Wesley Rahn Copyright 2024 DW.COM, Deutsche Welle . Distributed by Tribune Content Agency , LLC ..

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