DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Thousands of activists and leaders of the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Tuesday rallied in the nation’s capital to demand a democratic transition through an election as an interim government has yet to outline a timeframe for new voting.

DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Thousands of activists and leaders of the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party rallied Tuesday in the nation’s capital to demand a democratic transition through an election as an interim government has yet to outline a timeframe for new voting.

The commission came under outrage, particularly for conducting the January 7 general election boycotted by most parties

Thousands of Bangladesh Nationalist Party activists rallied in Dhaka, calling for democratic elections. The interim government under Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has not announced a polling date. BNP's acting chairman Tarique Rahman highlighted the importance of public endorsement for reforms through elections.

Pressure builds on the Bangladesh interim government as Acting Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) called for an 'election roadmap' at a rally on Tuesday, marking the International

Dhaka witnessed a large demonstration led by activists and leaders from the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). The rally called for a clear timetable for new elections amidst ongoing political uncertainty.

Thousands of activists and leaders of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) rallied on Tuesday to demand an election after former prime minister Sheikh Hasina fled the country. The supporters gathered in front of BNP headquarters, Bangladesh’s current shadow government, in the capital Dhaka where they chanted slogans demanding a new election.

In recent speeches, Yunus has not specified when a national election will occur, indicating that his government will remain in place as long as necessary.