CA discusses army’s role in assisting civil admin with Army chief

The Chief Adviser thanked the military for their continued contribution to the maintenance of law and order, said the Chief Adviser’s press wing in a statement.

Prof Yunus emphasised the need to streamline this role, including a clearly defined command structure and close coordination among all forces in the coming months leading up to the elections.

"I have made a solemn commitment to the nation to deliver an election that would stand out in terms of voter turnout, participation of new and women voters, global confidence in safety and security, and its atmosphere as a celebration of democracy and rule of law," the Chief Adviser said.

General Wakar-Uz-Zaman, in turn, assured the Chief Adviser of his full cooperation with the interim government.

He urged the Chief Adviser not to pay attention to rumours circulating around. "The entire army is committed to making the government successful in all its initiatives and programmes."

After paying the courtesy call on the Chief Adviser at the State Guest House Jamuna, the Army Chief had a courtesy meeting with President Mohammed Shahabuddin at Bangabhaban.

The Army Chief highlighted the experiences and important aspects of the discussions held during his recent visit to China, according to a media release issued by ISPR.

In addition, a detailed exchange of views was held on the overall law and order situation in the country and the role of the Army in improving it.

The Army Chief assured that the Bangladesh Army will continue to provide all-out cooperation in improving the law and order situation in the country and ensuring the security of people.

He also informed the President and the Chief Adviser about the ongoing internal development activities and future plans of the Army, reports UNB.