Desk Report: A sinister group wants to destabilize the country and destabilize the interim government. People are suffering from doubt and uncertainty. On August 19, Acting President of Bangladesh Muslim League Advocate Mohsin Rashid and General Secretary Kazi Abul Khair made the above comments in a joint statement. The leader said that after a successful mass uprising of the students after many casualties, the country is now in a special situation. Dr. The absence of peace and stability in the public mind after an internationally respected person like Muhammad Yunus took charge of the government has made the political conscious class of the country think. The Muslim League, from the rare political experience of being intimately involved in three very different contexts, British India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, is feeling apprehension, skepticism and uncertainty among the people. The main sources of doubt and uncertainty are the fear of a revolution, the various conspiratorial activities of the deposed dictator Sheikh Hasina and her henchmen fleeing from the fear of public anger, and no visible change in the aggressive attitude of the neighboring country India on the Bangladesh issue. Added to this is laxity in the activities of the law and order enforcers, especially the police force, the disorganized administration left behind by the fallen dictatorship in all areas, the chaotic situation of the interim government, the Ansar-Gram Police coming to the streets with the demands of various institutions in such unstable times. etc. From the looks of the situation, it seems that an invisible evil force wants to destabilize the new government by creating an artificial crisis through slow-moving policies and non-cooperation. We want to assure the Interim Government that the people are with you. In the immediate nation-building work, Baker urged graduates and retired public and private officers and employees to volunteer under government supervision. A large volunteer force, equipped with a short training, full of dedicated life, loyal and patriotic hearts, is ready to be directed to reshape the country with pen, sweat, talent and even blood if necessary. Besides, we strongly believe that in this transition of the country, the contract-based employment of physically and mentally capable retired high-ranking bureaucrats, teachers, military-civilian officers for a short period of time will speed up the reform of the state structure and bring great activity to the stagnant administration.
