Bangladesh’s Interim Government, under the leadership of Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, has clarified that there are no plans to ban the Awami League. However, individuals within the party’s leadership who are facing serious charges will be subject to trial. The Chief Adviser has reiterated the government’s commitment to holding timely elections and ensuring accountability for crimes at the international level. Additionally, humanitarian aid efforts for Rohingya refugees were emphasized during the discussions. This move by the Interim Government aims to maintain stability and uphold the rule of law in Bangladesh. With a focus on transparency and justice, the government is working towards creating a conducive environment for fair and democratic processes. The assurance of timely elections and the commitment to addressing accountability issues demonstrate a step towards political reform and progress in the country. As Bangladesh navigates through this transitional period, the world will be closely monitoring these developments to ensure a peaceful and democratic transition.