Bangladesh Awaits Interim Government: Army Chief to Meet Protesters
Bangladesh finds itself at a pivotal moment as the nation navigates political upheaval following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation amidst widespread protests. The protests, initially sparked by discontent over job quotas, escalated into a demand for Hasina's resignation, resulting in hundreds of casualties.
Key student leaders, instrumental in the protests, have called for the formation of a new interim government, proposing Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus as its chief adviser. Nahid Islam, a prominent organizer, emphasized their rejection of any government not aligned with their recommendation, particularly one supported or led by the army.
"We have reached out to Muhammad Yunus, who has agreed to lead as per our invitation," Islam stated in a Facebook video alongside other ...
