Published : 03 Mar 2026, 03:50 AM
Updated : 21 Aug 2026, 03:25 PM
National Citizen Party (NCP) Convenor Nahid Islam has once again raised questions over the appointment of an interim government advisor to lead the foreign ministry.
He addressed the issue on Monday during an Iftar event hosted by the NCP in Chattogram.
Nahid, a member of parliament, said: "Our struggle against hegemony is not limited to Indian hegemony alone.
“We will continue to fight against any superpower that acts against the interests of Bangladesh," he said.
The opposition chief whip added: "We were distressed by the recent media statement issued by the foreign ministry regarding the conflict between Iran and the United States, following the killing of Muslim world leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
“It raises the question of whether Bangladesh has once again succumbed to a submissive foreign policy," Nahid said.
Directing his critique at the current administration, he said: "An advisor to the interim government has been handed the portfolio for foreign affairs.
“Was it to safeguard the interests of a specific superpower?”
"It remains unclear to us whether this was a reward for 'engineering' the elections,” he said.
“We expect the government to provide a clear explanation on this matter.”
