The chief adviser to the interim government. Muhammad Yunus has said that they have to protect what the students have achieved with blood. Otherwise they will take those who are looking for opportunities to repeat everything like the past administration. This is our political environment in Bangladesh.

The chief adviser recently visited Switzerland to the annual conference of the World Economic Forum. At that time, he spoke at a podcast by the British media Financial Times’s chief foreign affairs storytelling Gideen Ratchman. The conversation in the podcast ‘Ratchman Review’ was published on Thursday (January 5th).

In the context of the formation of the political party, Professor Yunus said, “One of the possibilities is that the students will form a party themselves.” In the beginning, when they were forming an Advisory Council meeting, I took three students to the Advisory Council. I said that if they can give the country ‘life’, they can sit in the Advisory Council.

Professor Muhammad Yunus said they might be separated in the process of forming the party. This is also a danger. Because, when politics starts, all kinds of politicians will be mixed with them. So we do not know whether they can keep themselves away from the politics of our country. There are such opportunities that we have to take. However, the students are ready. They are campaigning. They are organizing people all over the country.

Regarding the students, he also said that they have no contact with anything bad or have no personal desire to set up their political sugarcane. They are forming political parties in this situation or being involved in politics. It needs

Responding to a question about the upcoming national elections in Bangladesh in Podcast, Professor Muhammad Yunus said that the two possible elections he spoke about the election is a good time. Because he is maintaining national unity. He doesn’t want to be deviated from it.