Caretaker government of Bangladesh edit
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| Chief Adviser of Bangladesh | |
 Caretaker Government of Bangladesh |
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| Style | Chief Adviser |
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| Appointer | Fazlul Haque |
| Term length | Temporary |
| Inaugural holder | President of Bangladesh |
| Formation | 1971 |
| Website | [1] |
The caretaker government of Bangladesh (Bengali: বাংলাদেশের তত্ত্বাবধায়ক সরকার) is a form of government system in which the country is ruled during an interim period between the removal of an old government and the takeover of a newly elected government. As the outgoing government hands over their power, the caretaker government comes into place. The main objective of the caretaker government is to create an environment in which an election can be held in a free and fair manner. The head of the government, who is called the Chief Adviser, is selected by the President, and the Chief Adviser selects the other advisers. The administration is generally distributed between the advisers. The Chief Adviser and the other advisers are committed for their activities to the President.
A caretaker government was first introduced in 1990 when three party alliances jointly made a demand to appeal for it. In 2006, the system was activated for the fourth time. It was again activated on 11 January 2007, and the newly appointed government has been running the nation since. The current Chief Adviser is Fakhruddin Ahmed, conjoint with ten other Advisers.
Army Backed Caretaker Government is firstly introduced in Bangladesh. But how much it followed to Bangladesh Constitution it is questionable. Bangladeshi peoples were accustomed to see that caretaker government for only 90 days. But this is first time they are facing experience for of years.
This Army backed government came to the power on the 11th January of 2007. Still they are on the power making some amendment with the help of Bangladesh Army