The National Mukti Council has voiced strong opposition to increased private sector involvement in fuel imports, alleging it prioritizes business profits over national energy security. Coordinator Fayzul Haque issued a statement on Wednesday criticizing the government's move, expressing deep concern over the potential risks. The council believes this initiative could jeopardize the country’s fuel supply and leave it vulnerable to market manipulation. They argue that greater private participation will allow businesses to exploit the nation's energy needs for financial gain. This decision raises worries about potential price hikes and instability in the fuel market. The council urges the government to reconsider its approach to ensure a stable and secure energy future for Bangladesh. They advocate for maintaining greater state control over fuel imports and distribution.