Lawmaker Hasnat Abdullah has attributed Bangladesh’s ongoing electricity and energy crisis to government mismanagement, citing a lack of planning, indecision in fuel procurement, and misplaced priorities. The National Citizen Party (NCP) leader, representing the Cumilla-4 constituency, detailed his concerns in a Facebook post late Thursday. Abdullah acknowledged that international market instability and geopolitical conflicts, such as the war, have exacerbated the situation. However, he maintains the core of the problem lies within the government’s approach. He implies the crisis is a direct consequence of internal failings rather than solely external pressures. Further details of his critique are expected to follow. The MP’s comments reflect growing public discontent over frequent power outages and rising energy costs across the nation.