Important meeting of BNP and Jamaat with Chief Advisor in the evening

Chief Advisor Dr. Mohammad Yunus is holding a separate meeting with the top leaders of BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami at the State Guest House Jamuna today (Saturday, May 24) afternoon on the current political unrest in the country and the governance of the government.

According to sources in the Chief Advisor's office, a meeting will be held with BNP leaders at 4 pm. Then a meeting with Jamaat leaders is scheduled to be held at 6 pm. It is believed that the country's recent political situation and the issue of maintaining administrative stability will be important in these meetings.

It is worth noting that due to the political situation that has arisen over the past few days, Dr. Yunus expressed his intention to resign from the Advisory Council. After this news came to light, there was widespread discussion and tension in the country's political arena. On the one hand, many are worried about the possibility of his resignation, on the other hand, new activities of political parties have begun.

Meanwhile, NCP convener Nahid Islam met the chief advisor and expressed regret over the political activities. Jamaat-e-Islami has proposed an all-party meeting so that a joint initiative can be taken to resolve the political crisis.

BNP has made it clear that they do not want the chief advisor to resign. Rather, they are in favor of continuing the current administrative structure under his leadership.

In addition, sources have also learned that a meeting of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) will be held this morning under the chairmanship of the chief advisor. After that meeting, a special meeting has been organized with the members of the advisory council, where a detailed discussion will be held on the current political situation.

There is great curiosity among political analysts and the general public about the outcome of the meetings. Analysts believe that the chief advisor's decision and the position of political parties at this moment will play an important role in determining the state strategy for the future.