New Delhi: Tarique Rahman on Tuesday took oath as the prime minister, marking a significant moment in the nation's political landscape as he becomes the first elected representative since the deadly 2024 uprising. This development comes at a time of heightened political tension, with Rahman inheriting a nation still grappling with the aftereffects of civil unrest. His leadership is widely seen as a critical juncture for the country as it navigates a path towards stability and recovery.
The recent elevation of Khalilur Rahman, a key ally of the new prime minister, has sparked discussions about the potential for a political showdown. Observers are closely watching how this move will affect the balance of power within the government and its relations with the military. Khalilur Rahman’s new position could signal a shift in policy direction, potentially altering the dynamics between political and military leaders, a relationship that has been historically complex in the region.
As the new government settles in, the role of the Army Chief remains uncertain, with analysts speculating on how the military will respond to these changes. Tarique Rahman's administration is expected to focus on fostering national unity while addressing the issues that led to the previous uprising. The coming months will be crucial in determining whether the government can maintain stability or if it will face challenges that could lead to further political strife.
— Authored by Next24 Live