The government in Bangladesh is gearing up for talks with political parties to discuss reforms and prepare for elections, following recommendations from six reform panels. The BNP is eager for elections to be held soon, while Wazed, living in Washington, emphasizes the importance of including all parties in the process. Allegations of involvement in violence have led to arrests and hiding of senior Awami League leaders. The head of an election reform panel aims to make recommendations within three months. Wazed asserts that Hasina is willing to face trial and the Awami League is ready to contest elections. As the situation unfolds, the timing of elections and the return of Hasina remains uncertain. The government’s response to these statements is awaited. Stay tuned for further developments in Bangladesh’s political landscape.
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Sheikh Hasina’s son seeks party role in Bangladesh’s reforms & election
