Chief Adviser to sit with political parties again 

The council of advisers of the interim government will again start holding dialogues with the major political parties on Saturday.

Chief Adviser's Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam told a press briefing at Foreign Service Academy on Wednesday.

“The council of advisers will inform the political parties of the developments over the commissions. The advisers will also exchange views with them (political leaders) over the law and order situation and seek their suggestions,” he said.

He hoped that the full commissions would be constituted within two or three days so that those can start working in full swing.

Terming the dialogue an ongoing process, he said the main political parties will be invited to join the dialogue and the council of advisers will talk to the political leaders.

Alam said the reform commissions are expected to submit their respective reports by December 31 and then the council of advisers will hold consultations with the political parties again.

Noting that the interim government welcomes criticism, he said the council of advisers is representing the country's people and nobody is above criticism.