Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser to Bangladesh’s interim government, expressed concerns about misinformation aiming to destabilize the nation, especially with elections approaching. He emphasized vigilance against rumors and highlighted successful completion of the July uprising’s first phase. Yunus also stressed the fight against corruption, cited ongoing negotiations with Starlink, and mentioned politically motivated case withdrawals and inflation reduction efforts.
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