Dhaka: The Chief Advisor to the Interim Government of
Bangladesh, Professor Muhammad Yunus, has congratulated the nation on the
peaceful and orderly conduct of the 13th national parliamentary elections and
the referendum on the implementation of the July National Charter, thanking the
people, institutions and relevant authorities.
In his statement after the end of voting, Professor Muhammad
Yunus appreciated the enthusiastic participation of the people and said that
the citizens played an active role in shaping the future of the country by
exercising their constitutional right. He also praised the responsible conduct
and professionalism of the political parties, candidates and institutions
associated with the electoral process.
The Chief Advisor expressed special gratitude to the
Election Commission, law enforcement agencies, armed forces, civil
administration, observer missions, media representatives and election staff,
saying that their hard work and dedication made this great democratic process a
success.
He urged the political parties and candidates to maintain
democratic traditions, tolerance and mutual respect even after the announcement
of the final results. He said that differences of opinion are natural, however,
unity must be prioritized in the national interest.
Professor Yunus said that Bangladesh has once again proven
that the real power lies with the people. He pledged that the government will
continue to work towards establishing a more accountable, inclusive and just
state.
He described the election process as a national celebration,
saying it was one of the most peaceful and dignified elections in the country's
history. According to him, if this positive trend continues, Bangladesh's
democracy will touch new heights.
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