In the shadowy corridors of Bangladesh’s current interim political reality, a sinister plan known as the “July Declaration” is rapidly gaining traction. Its core objective? To indefinitely suspend the next national elections and extend Dr. Muhammad Yunus’ grip on power by another five years—without a single vote being cast. But Yunus is not acting alone. Active in this operation are Jamaat-e-Islami, the NCP, and remnants of former extremist outfits once known for terror and bloodshed.
While the people await a fair and inclusive election, the Yunus-aligned faction is plotting a constitutional coup under the veil of this “July Declaration.” Their goal is crystal clear: seize administrative control without electoral legitimacy, and install Jamaat and NCP as official partners of state power.
Analysts warn that the declaration offers a de facto indemnity for the gruesome July massacres, shielding the real perpetrators—BNP-Jamaat operatives, armed groups masquerading as “anti-discrimination students,” and former militant organizations like Hizbut Taheri, Lashkar-e-Tayyiba, and Harkat-ul-Jihad. Instead of facing justice, these elements are being rewarded with political partnership.
The July Declaration has morphed into a political weapon. Its implementation would mean strangling the democratic framework of Bangladesh. With BNP pushed to the margins, the Jamaat-NCP alliance aims to declare: “Power doesn’t come from the people—it comes from conspiracy.”
Reliable sources suggest a secret meeting is planned in London between Dr. Yunus and Tarique Rahman to bring the BNP on board with the declaration. In return, Tarique is reportedly being offered acquittal in the August 21 grenade attack case—a chilling reminder of how past bloodshed is now a bargaining chip in a ruthless political deal.
Following the implementation of the declaration, the President of Bangladesh will be forced to resign, and a systematic purge will begin within the military and civil administration. Pro-liberation, democratic, and patriotic officers will be removed—replaced by Jamaat loyalists and NCP-aligned bureaucrats. The entire machinery of the state will be reshaped to serve a radical, anti-democratic agenda.
Let there be no confusion: The July Declaration is not just a political proposal—it is a seditious manifesto. It seeks to override the Constitution, dismantle the justice system, betray the Liberation War’s legacy, and plunge Bangladesh into a future ruled by theocratic extremism and foreign interests.
Dr. Yunus, desperate to secure his place in history as a “reformist” visionary, is in fact masterminding the death of democracy. His allies? The very forces who once stood against Bangladesh’s independence.
The time to resist is now. Citizens, political parties, and civil society must unite to stop this conspiracy in its tracks.
The “July Declaration” is not a roadmap for stability—it is a funeral march for democracy, a betrayal of freedom, and a direct threat to Bangladesh’s sovereign future.