BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Friday urged the interim government not to hurriedly pass two major laws, warning that such moves by a non-elected administration can obstruct the country’s democratic process
In a statement, he said, “We have learned from reliable sources that the current interim government is trying to hurriedly pass two laws—one is a revised draft of the Police Commission Ordinance, 2025, and the other is a law related to NGOs.”
Fakhrul said BNP fears there are “other motives” behind pushing these laws just before the national election, which can obstruct the country’s democratic transition.
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He stressed that it will not be appropriate for an interim government without a public mandate to pass such important laws in haste.
“We believe it will be more appropriate to enact the above-mentioned laws through proper debate in the next National Parliament. We urge the government to refrain from taking such steps,” Fakhrul said.