An interim government is a temporary administration that governs a country until a new government can be elected. Bangladesh's interim government, currently led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, is facing challenges in maintaining public safety. This has raised concerns about the feasibility of holding general elections in 2025. - Nahid Islam, leader of the newly launched National Citizens' Party, expressed concerns about the interim government's ability to ensure public safety. - Islam doubts the current law enforcement capabilities are sufficient for holding a national election. - The interim government is struggling to maintain order, which complicates plans for elections by 2025. - Islam emphasized the importance of reaching a consensus on the 'Proclamation of the July Revolution' before holding elections.