রাষ্ট্রপতি সাহাবুদ্দিনকে এবার বঙ্গভবন ছাড়তে হচ্ছে? বিএনপি কেন নতুন রাষ্ট্রপতি চায়?

President Shahabuddin has to leave Bangabhaban this time? Why does BNP want a new president? #president #bangladesh #politics Mohammad Shahabuddin was sworn in as the 22nd President of Bangladesh on April 24, 2023. He has also set a unique record by swearing in three different governments in these three and a half years. However, behind that record is the story of being under house arrest behind the scenes for more than a year and a half. During the movement of Yunus' followers in late October 2024, the headlines in the Bangladeshi media made headlines - the stage is set for the departure of the President. However, due to the reluctance of BNP and some domestic parties at that time, the demands of Yunus and his followers were not met in the end. Even in the first session of the 13th National Parliament, Jamaat-e-Islami and NCP were vocal in demanding the resignation of President Shahabuddin. He also went on that journey. Despite the opportunity at that time, the BNP government did not change the post of President. Sources say that this time the BNP government is thinking of changing the post of President. A source in the top echelons of BNP has informed President Mohammad Shahabuddin that BNP is considering a change in the presidential post. The good relationship between the President and the top echelons of the current BNP government, which was seen after the 13th National Parliament elections, has not been the same in the past few days. A source close to the President said that he has also started making mental preparations after receiving a message from the top echelons of the government. However, no response has been received from the President's office or the top echelons of BNP on the matter. Meanwhile, the session of the Bangladesh Parliament has just ended. Therefore, there is no opportunity to elect a new president before two months. In that case, is the Speaker getting the responsibility of the interim president? An even bigger question is - why is BNP, which prevented the resignation of the president during Yunus's tenure, thinking about a change in the presidential post after 5 months of coming to power?