President of Bangladesh Says Parliament Will Be Divided and An Interim Government Will Be Established

As he issued an order for the release of former prime minister Khaleda Zia, who is now under house arrest following multiple convictions, Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin stated on Monday that an interim government would be established following the dissolution of the parliament.

The chief of three forces was present when he made the comments at a conference at Bangabhaban with leaders of several political parties and representatives of civil society.

It has been decided to dissolve parliament in order to quickly form an interim government. The president declared, "The army will also take action to normalize the current anarchic situation.

The office of President Mohammed Shahabuddin also declared that Begum Khaleda Zia, the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party leader and a former prime minister who had a decades-long dispute with Hasina, will be released from house imprisonment.

The president said that all the prisoners will be released, including those detained in anti-discrimination student movement and various false cases. Sahabuddin

He said these things in an address to the nation on Monday (August 5) night.

The President said that the families of the victims of the anti-discrimination student movement will be compensated and the injured will be given the necessary assistance for medical treatment.

He said, I am calling on the political parties to restore law and order in the country and stop looting and destructive activities. I am directing the armed forces to take strict action to protect the lives and property of the people and state assets.

The President said, I am calling on everyone to come forward to ensure communal harmony and security of minorities and to protect government assets. I am urging everyone to play an effective role in order to keep the country's economy, administration, industrial factories running.