Ever since the coup has been coup in Bangladesh and after the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government, Mohammad Yunus has become the head of the interim government, since then he has been continuously spewing poison against India. Due to his statement, there has been bitterness in India-Bangladesh relations. Meanwhile, Army Chief General of Bangladesh can visit Walker Walker-Z-Zaman New Delhi.

According to Bangladesh website BDNews24.com, General Waqar-e-Zaman can visit India this month. According to reports, he can meet with Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi. He will also attend a conference organized for the countries sending soldiers to the United Nations Peace Campaign. This two -day conference will be held on 14 October in New Delhi. Significantly, this visit of the army chief of Bangladesh is taking place at a time when tension between the two countries is at its peak.

What issues deteriorated between forces?

Please tell that Bangladesh has opposed India to fencing the border. Apart from this, there is a tension between the armies of the two countries on the issue of cross -border infiltration. However, when asked about General Vakar-U-Zaman’s visit to India, ISPR of Bangladesh Army said that it has no information yet.

Bangladesh tells India’s hand behind every dispute

Last week, there were violent clashes in Khagrachari district of Chittagong hill area of ​​Bangladesh. In the interim government of Bangladesh, Home Minister Jahangir Alam Chaudhary had accused India of these incidents and said that the neighbor is promoting unrest in our country. However, replying to this, India’s Foreign Ministry described them as false and baseless.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said, “Unable to maintain law and order in Bangladesh, the interim government has regularly trying to put its blame on someone else. Please tell that violence erupted in Khagrachari district after rape with a girl. Three tribal persons were killed after a clash in this case.

Increased incidents against Hindus in Bangladesh

Incidents of violence on many minority communities including Hindus in Bangladesh have increased considerably. According to the Human Rights Organization Rights and Risk Analysis Group, between August 2024 and February 2025, around 1250 incidents took place in which Hindus were targeted. Even the United Nations has admitted that the incidents of attacks on Hindus have increased in Bangladesh after Sheikh Hasina’s government.

Bangladesh election date: In Bangladesh, the pressure on Chief of the last government Mohammad Yunus is constantly increasing to hold elections in a democratic manner. In view of the attitude of Bangladesh Army Chief and political parties, Mohammad Yunus has announced that elections can be held at any time between December 2025 and June 2026 in the country. Mohammad Yunus press secretary Shafiqul Alam said that the interim government is not sitting silently, but is actively working on different fronts.

When will elections be held in Bangladesh?

Mohammad Yunus is on a visit to Japan these days. According to the report of Dhaka Tribune, he said, “People are repeatedly asking when elections will be held, because the leaders are eager to come to power. I have been promising them for some time. If the reforms are early, elections can be held in December 2025, otherwise elections will be held by June 2026. We have to complete this task by June 2026.”

The Chief of the Interim Government also made it clear that if the improvement in Bangladesh has slowed down, then there may be a delay in elections. He also said that the delay in elections cannot last indefinitely. BNP acting president Tariq Rahman said that excuses are being made to hold elections in Bangladesh.

Yunus government is under pressure to hold elections

Almost all political parties in Bangladesh are becoming one against the interim government chief Mohammad Yunus. Bangladesh National Party General Secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said on Wednesday (29 May 2025) that the government is paying attention to all other issues except the election 10 months after the coup.

He said that earlier elections have been conducted within three months of the caretaker government. Thousands of youths took out a rally against the interim government of the country led by Muhammad Yunus to demand elections in Bangladesh by December. While attending this rally through a virtual platform from London, Rahman further said, “National elections in Bangladesh should be held by December and preparations should begin immediately.” He alleged that the interim government is trying to end the democratic process in the name of so -called reforms.

Army Chief also warned about holding elections

Mohammad Yunus’s government is currently falling victim to all -round criticism in Bangladesh. Recently, Bangladesh Chief General Waqar-e-Zaman told Mohammad Yunus that no major decision will be taken until the elected government comes to Bangladesh. The Army Chief warned that after the fair elections in Bangladesh by December 2025, an elected government should come by 1 January 2026.

Bangladesh Politics: What has been going on in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka and other cities for the last nine months has become not only anger on the road, but has become a foundation for a constitutional and political crisis. On 5 August 2024, the fall and exile of Sheikh Hasina’s government was not a simple event. This was a historical change in the power structure of Bangladesh. The Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus, who came to power with this change, and his interim government, now seems to be trapped in the cycle of political pressure and public expectations.

On 24 May 2025, Mohammad Yunus and his colleagues clearly stated that if the government’s work is hindered, then strict decisions will be taken with the support of the public. The direct message of this statement was to BNP, army and Islamic groups, who are constantly pressurizing to hold elections by December 2025. It was rumored that Yunus could resign from the post of Chief Advisor, but was later denied confirmation. Several colleagues, including student leaders, were worried about the possibility of Yunus resignation.

Restoration of democracy or competition of power?

BNP (Bangladesh Nationalist Party) claims that former minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir alleges that a well -planned conspiracy to postpone the election is going on, which is being denied the rights of citizens of voting. However, on this issue, Army Chief General Vakar-e-Zaman publicly said that an elected government has the right to decide the future of the country. This statement is being seen as a constitutional warning and can force the Yunus government to take decisive action.

Trying to affect the Yunus government

The National Citizen Party (NCP) and Islamic groups formed by the students together set up a mass movement against the Sheikh Hasina government on July 24 last year. Today the same powers are trying to influence the Yunus government as well. Due to this, the decline of the economy is being seen. Failure of law and order is coming out. There is only a sure about the election. Due to these reasons, the popularity of Yunus government is being seen to decline.

Bangladesh News: Everything is not going well between Bangladesh Army Chief General Waqar-e-Zaman and Chief Advisor of the Interim Government Mohammad Yunus. In a program of the three armies in Dhaka, General Waqar has given strict message to Mohammad Yunus. He has also given an ultimatum to hold general elections in Bangladesh. Describing the proposed Rakhine Corridor on the Myanmar border as a bloody corridor, it said that it will not be allowed.

Younus government’s U-turn on warning of army chief

According to the report of Dhaka Tribune, General Waqar has bluntly said that no major decision will be taken until the elected government comes in the country (Bangladesh). Mohammad Yunus is believed to have agreed on the Rakhine Corridor, which is considered a threat to the sovereignty of Bangladesh. After General Waqar’s warning, the interim government of Bangladesh has taken a U-turn on the Rakhine Corridor.

Strict instructions of Army Chief

Referring to the Rakhine Corridor, General Waqar said, “The army of Bangladesh will never be involved in any activity that is dangerous for sovereignty nor will anyone be allowed to do so.” The Army Chief said that after a fair election in Bangladesh by December 2025, an elected government should come by 1 January 2016.

Younus government reminded

After the warning of Army Chief Waqar, Bangladesh’s National Security Advisor (NSA) Khalilur Rahman made it clear that the interim government has not discussed the Rakhine Corridor and it will not be done in future also.

According to the report of the Daily Star, Khalilur Rahman said, “The United Nations had only asked if the Bangladesh border could help in sending humanitarian aid, which will be transported to Rakhine. We said that we can consider it.” Mohammad Yunus is also a representative for many issues including Rahman Rohingya.

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Bangladesh News: Since the coup in Bangladesh last year, everyday situations are getting worse. For the past few days, Mohammad Yunus has been facing protests within Bangladesh’s Bangladesh. Meanwhile, after the meeting of the Army Chief and the terrorist warning, it is once again speculated whether there will be a coup again in Bangladesh.

Army increased activity after demonstrations

In the recent few days, there have been such developments within Bangladesh, which caused speculations on social media that Mohammad Yunus can be shown the way out from Bangladesh’s power. The army has increased its activities after a protest and social media campaign against the Army Chief in Dhaka. The rumors of the coup are much hot during the last 24 hours and neither Mohammad Yunus nor Army Chief Waqar Ujan have given any response to it.

Army chief convened emergency meeting

The report of Bangladesh’s army meetings has further confirmed the speculation that the army chief does not have enough information about the political situation of the country. The army chief has also warned against terrorist attacks and has said to increase vigil and security in the country. According to the report of India Today, an emergency meeting was called by the Bangladeshi Army Chief, which included five Lieutenant Generals, eight Major General, Commanding Officer of Independent Brigade and top officials of Army Headquarters.

Army can create pressure on President

After this meeting, it is being said that everything is not going well between the Government of Bangladesh and the army chief there. According to the report, in this meeting, the Army Chief discussed security measures amid the growing extremism in the country. According to the report, the army can either pressurize the President to implement emergency in the country or that the Yunus can be counted against the government and occupy power itself.

Army angry with protesters

In the last few days, many political parties and student organizations in Bangladesh have also demonstrated against the army, due to which a group of army is angry. The army has planned to control this demonstration. Mohammad Yunus has been invited to participate in the Boao Forum for Asia Conference (BFA) from 25–28 March in Hanan province of China. His visit is taking place at a time when the politics of Bangladesh is going through a lot of upheaval.

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Bangladesh Terrorist Attacks: There is a threat of terrorism in Bangladesh, and the country’s Army Chief General Waqar Ujman has recently warned that there may be terrorist attacks in the country next month. He has said that based on intelligence information, there is a possibility of possible attacks next week. General Waqar discussed the issue in a meeting with senior army commanders in Dhaka and called for vigilance. This warning has come at a time when attacks on minorities by Islamic fundamentalists in the country are increasing.

On behalf of Islamic fundamentalists in Bangladesh, General Waqar discussed this serious situation amidst increasing violence against Hindus, especially Hindus. He said that the crime rate in the country is the same as previous years, but increasing violence is causing fear among the people. Apart from this, in a meeting with American senators, concern was expressed about the increasing extremism in Bangladesh. The Army Chief also said that decisive action is required to deal with terrorism.

Violence against minorities
Since the fall of Sheikh Hasina government in Bangladesh, attacks on minorities by radical groups have intensified. According to reports, hundreds of incidents have taken place since August last year, in which the minority community was targeted. India has also expressed its concern over this violence. The Yunus government of Bangladesh had said to stop the violence, but these incidents continue even after eight months.

Rice consignment arrived from India
Meanwhile, a consignment of 11,500 tonnes of boiled rice from India has reached the Chittagong port in Bangladesh. This consignment has come under contract for 450,000 tonnes of boiled rice imports between India and Bangladesh. The Bangladesh government has imported rice in 9 packages under this deal, out of which 285,759 tonnes have already reached and the remaining consignment is coming.

Bangladesh Politics: Tension between the army and student leaders is increasing in Bangladesh amid the ongoing movement to remove Sheikh Hasina from power. Hasanat Abdullah, the chief organizer of the newly formed ethnic citizen party (NCP), has made a big claim about Army Chief General Waqar Ujman. According to Hasanat, General Zaman was not keen to appoint Nobel Prize winner Mohammad Yunus as consultants.

In a viral video, Hasanat Abdullah said that the army chief questioned Mohammad Yunus’s credibility and did not consider him suitable for this role. General Zaman also said that Yunus was not the right person for this responsibility, despite Yunus being a Nobel Prize winner and his reformist image. The army chief had emphasized the need to hand over the reins of the country to the right hands.

Conspiracy against army chief Zaman
Differences between Lieutenant General Mohammad Faizur Rahman and Army Chief General Waqar Ujman have also complicated the situation. Under the leadership of Faizur Rahman, the anti -bail generals had tried to remove him from the post, but he failed. General Zaman is seen as a pro -India and balanced leadership, due to which the army’s professional rank is standing in his support.

Please tell that there are two groups inside the Bangladesh army. One faction supports organizations such as Jamaat-e-Islami, while the other is associated with Awami League. The stress that emerged between these groups has given deeper the differences inside the army, causing the situation to become unstable.

BNP alliance with army
Meanwhile, there were reports that Lieutenant General Faizur Rahman has been placed under house arrest. Faizur Rahman is alleged to have met the Pakistani ISI Chief, which is being considered a conspiracy against the army chief Zaman. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has termed these incidents a conspiracy to postpone the election and an attempt to defame the army.

Bangladesh unrest: Since the coup of Sheikh Hasina government in Bangladesh, the situation is not taking the name of normal. The new news is that the Army Chief of Bangladesh has ordered his soldiers to gather in Dhaka. Why this order has been given, it has not been clear but if we look at the events of the last few weeks, then this order can be a sign of a big event.

According to a report by North-East News, the Bangladesh Army on Friday directed an unknown number of armored vehicles and 100 soldiers from each brigade to reach Dhaka. In this report, sources have been quoted as saying that the soldiers of the 9th division at Savar have also started reaching Dhaka.

This decree of the army may be related to these two incidents
Recently, two such incidents have taken place, due to which the army may have taken this step. A few days ago an old video of Asif Mahmud Shazib Bhuiyan, a student leader and advisor to the Ministry of Rural Development and Cooperation, appeared, in which he was seen claiming that Army Chief General War-U-Zaman reluctantly agreed to give Bangladesh’s reins to Mohammad Yunus.

Earlier, another student leader Hasanat Abdullah publicly threatened to launch a movement against the army after a secret meeting with General Zaman on 11 March. This is because the Army Chief had talked about Sheikh Hasina’s party ‘Awami League’ coming back into the politics of Bangladesh and contesting elections.

Why did the Army Chief take this step?
Everything is not looking right between the Army Chief and the leaders who are currently with the power of Bangladesh. It has been revealed in many reports that the Army Chief Younis is constantly warning the administration to control the situation in Bangladesh. In such a situation, the student leaders are feared that the Army Chief is once again making way for Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League. This is the reason that people who have the reins of Bangladesh in their hands are trying to harm the image of the army. In view of this, the Army Chief has already started his preparations to deal with a big movement. Instructions for the submission of soldiers in Dhaka are being seen in terms of this preparation.