Chief Adviser's 'Reset Button' in Negotiations

The chief adviser of the interim government. His press wing claimed that Muhammad Yunus did not talk about pressing the reset button in the sense of erasing the history of liberation war. This was claimed in a statement sent from the Press Wing of the Chief Adviser on Thursday morning.

Chief Adviser Prof. Muhammad Yunus spoke of pressing the reset button, signifying a new journey from corrupt politics, the statement said. The corrupt politics that destroyed every institution in Bangladesh, took the economy to the brink of destruction, took away people's right to vote, took away the civil rights of crores of citizens. He did not use these two words in the sense of erasing the proud history of Bangladesh. The statement also says that when you press the reset button, your software will restart. It does not change the hardware. 1971 Liberation War Bangladesh Hardware. There is no way to change that. Some people gave Voice of America Dr. Misinterpreting Yunus' interview.

After arriving in Dhaka on August 8 to take over as the chief advisor to the interim government, Professor Muhammad Yunus told reporters at the Hazrat Shahjalal Airport that the July-August student-led popular uprising was our second freedom. First Independence In 1971, the country's glorious independence war.

According to the statement, Professor Yunus was an assistant professor at Middle Tennessee State University. Soon after Bangladesh's independence, he formed the Bangladesh Citizens' Committee and campaigned across the US to convince the US government to recognize Bangladesh. He published the Bangladesh Newsletter to inform the world about the massacres committed by the Pakistani army in Bangladesh.