Bangladesh Army Chief warned the leaders, said- Don’t say later that I didn’t warn you, know…

New Delhi. Political stir is being seen once again in Bangladesh. After the resignation of interim government advisor Nahid Islam, now the Bangladesh Army Chief has warned all the leaders.

Army Chief Waqar-Uzzaman warned the leaders not to get entangled with each other and said that this could threaten the sovereignty of the country. He said that if people are unable to forget their differences or stop accusing each other, then the sovereignty of the country can be at stake.

He said in a program organized on the anniversary of the Pilkhana massacre on Tuesday that I am warning you. Don’t say later that I didn’t warn you. If you do not forget your differences and work together and accuse each other, then the independence and sovereignty of the country will be in danger.

The army will hold the fort until the formation of the new government
The army chief said that these are some of the reasons for the deterioration of law and order in the country. The first reason is that we are busy fighting among ourselves. If you do not forget your differences, it will cause problems. The sovereignty of the country will be at risk. I am giving a warning.

All the leaders are busy blaming each other, which is benefiting the mischievous elements in spoiling the atmosphere. They are easily escaping in this chaotic situation.

Army Chief Waqar Uzzaman said that he is only warning the leaders. He has no personal agenda or ambition behind this, rather he is doing this in the interest of the country. I only want peace to be restored in the country.

He said that until an elected government comes to power in the country, the army will look after the law and order of Bangladesh. The responsibility of law and order in Bangladesh is currently on the army and this will continue until an elected government comes to power.