Anti-corruption
Lack of consensus may derail reform efforts
The interim government, led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus as the Chief Adviser, took office during a crisis moment. However, it received strong support from students, the general public, and major political parties. The expectations from this government were high, which made fulfilling them inherently challenging. Although some inefficiency and weakness were evident in the administration, the primary reason the interim government was unable to meet these expectations was the widespread corruption, mismanagement, and the tendency of the previous government to cripple key state institutions
Anti-corruption drive will spare no one: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday announced that implementing the proposed budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year will propel the country forward. During her budget speech in parliament, she warned that the government has launched a stringent anti-corruption campaign, and those involved in corruption, regardless of who they are, will face severe consequences.