Bangladesh Parliament in Turmoil: Dispute Over 'Presidential Order' Widens, Opposition Walks Out

• A dispute between Bangladesh's ruling BNP and opposition Jamaat over a 'presidential order' has escalated, leading to an opposition walkout from parliament.
• The 'July National Charter (Constitutional Reform) Implementation Order' was issued by the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government and approved by over 60% of voters in a referendum.
• The ruling BNP, despite holding a two-thirds majority, refuses to table the order in parliament, calling it 'unconstitutional' and alleging the President was forced to issue it under duress.
• Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed labeled the order an 'endless document of deception' and a 'document of national fraud' by the interim government.
• Jamaat chief Shafiqur Rahman criticized the BNP for disrespecting the 'countrymen's verdict' from the plebiscite, leading to their walkout.