On February 12, 2026, Professor Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of Bangladesh’s interim government, praised the nation’s citizens for their active participation in the 13th National Parliament election and the referendum on the July National Charter. The event marked a significant moment in Bangladesh’s democratic journey.
Yunus emphasized the peaceful and orderly conduct of the elections, reflecting the country’s steadfast commitment to democracy. He noted the spontaneous voter participation and the responsible behavior of political parties and candidates as key components of this success.
The Chief Adviser extended gratitude to the Election Commission and other bodies involved in the electoral process, acknowledging their professionalism and dedication. He urged political harmony post-election, emphasizing democratic decency and tolerance.
Yunus highlighted the importance of unity despite differing opinions, asserting that the power lies with the people. He described the election as a national celebration and a step towards a more accountable and inclusive state.
Looking forward, Yunus expressed optimism about Bangladesh’s democratic future, urging continued efforts to strengthen democratic practices. He concluded by encouraging all stakeholders to work together in this ongoing journey.
Published in SouthAsianDesk, February 13th, 2026
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