Gazette of President’s Resignation Published

BSS

Publish : 25 Jul 2026, 06:15 PM

According to the Article 54 of the Constitution, Speaker of the Jatiya Sangsad Hafiz Uddin Ahmad Bir Bikram will discharge the duties of the President of the People's Republic of Bangladesh until a new President is elected.

The provision came effective following the resignation of President Mohammed Sahabuddin from office on July 24.

The Cabinet Division today (Saturday) issued a gazette notification in this regard.

New President to Be Elected in September Parliamentary Session: Law Minister

The gazette, signed by Cabinet Secretary Dr Nasimul Gani stated that the order would be implemented immediately in accordance with the Constitution.

The Cabinet Division's website has also published the gazette confirming acceptance of the resignation letter of outgoing President Mohammed Sahabuddin and stating that Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmad Bir Bikram will discharge the responsibilities of the President as the new head of state.

Follow google news channel to get RTV news Google News

Related More News

PM Directs Officials to Expedite Plans for Second Padma, Jamuna Bridges, Padma Barrage

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman today directed officials concerned to advance plans for constructing a second Padma Bridge with a Y-shaped connectivity system, a second Jamuna Bridge prioritising connectivity to Rangpur and other northern districts and the Padma Barrage.

PM Urges Cost-Effective Solar Solutions over Quick Rental Plunder

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has stated that it is certainly possible to solve the power crisis through cost-effective means instead of plunder in the name of quick rental power plants.

PM to Inaugurate Solar Expo Today

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will inaugurate the "Bangladesh Solar Expo 2026" today. He will inaugurate the two-day event, being organized for the first time in the country, at 10:30 AM on Tuesday (November 3) at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Center in the capital's Agargaon.

Massive Unrest Hits RMG Sector Over Minimum Wage Demand

Less than nine months after coming to power, the government is facing a major wave of protests. Garment workers have taken to the streets to demand a minimum wage of BDT 30,000, along with various other demands.

Home Minister Assures Prompt Decision on Garment Workers' Wages

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmad has assured that the Wage Board formed to determine the minimum wage for garment sector workers will start its work promptly.