Mohammed Shahabuddin

Mohammed Shahabuddin, as the President of Bangladesh, claims his authority was undermined by Muhammad Yunus's interim government. He alleges being sidelined from key state decisions, foreign affairs, and public engagements, leading to a significant reduction in his constitutional role and public presence. Despite these challenges, he remained in office to uphold constitutional continuity.

Mohammed Shahabuddin, as the President of Bangladesh, paid tribute to the martyrs of the Language Movement at the Central Shaheed Minar. He also issued a message expressing respect to the martyrs and emphasizing the importance of preserving Bangla.

Mohammed Shahabuddin, the President of Bangladesh, officiated the swearing-in ceremony of Tarique Rahman as Prime Minister and his 49-member council of ministers. His role was crucial in the formal transition of power.

President Mohammed Shahabuddin administered the oath of office to Tarique Rahman, formally marking the transfer of power. His role was ceremonial in this event.

Mohammed Shahabuddin, as the President of Bangladesh, is set to administer the oath of office to Tarique Rahman and his ministers, formalizing the new government. His role is ceremonial but crucial in the transition of power.