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BNP raises alarm over Dhaka’s nod to Rakhine aid corridor

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Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia’s BNP has expressed “grave concern” over the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government’s announcement that Dhaka had agreed in-principle to open a humanitarian corridor for transporting relief supplies to Myanmar’s Rakhine state.

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On Monday, BNP secretary general Mira Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said the government should have consulted with all political parties before taking such a “major decision” as it involved the question of “our independence, sovereignty and stability and peace of the region in the future”.

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