He (Yunus) said that when we face many obstacles in fulfilling the work and responsibilities assigned to us, we are under controling them. He (Yunus) is definitely living, “said Bangladesh’s plan advisor Wahiduddin Mahmood.He said that no advisor was going anywhere because “the responsibility assigned to us is one important; we cannot give up this duty”.The decision of the Chief Advisor to stay in the office came after two days when he told the student -led National Citizen Party (NCP) leaders that he was resigning because he felt “the situation is such that he could not work”, to find common land for changes, citing difficulties in working amidst the failure of political parties.Yuns allegedly expressed a similar desire to leave in a cabinet meeting on Thursday, where his colleagues did not persuade him to abandon.Yunse’s resignation was discussed between the Army and the interim government at possible time to hold the parliamentary elections and a policy issue related to Bangladesh’s security affairs, which included the proposed human corridors of the Rakhin state, a rebel-aged state of Myanmar.Army chief General Waker-U-Zaman, along with Navy and Air Force chiefs, met Younus three days ago and allegedly reiterated his call for the election by the DEC to allow an elected government to take over and expressed his reservation about the corridor issue. The next day, General Zaman told a meeting of senior officials that he was unaware of several strategic decisions despite the active role of the army.Yumns were also expected to meet leaders of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Jamaat-e-Islami, after their call for talks between the developed political situation in recent times.
