Bangladesh is witnessing a surge in student-led protests, with thousands taking to the streets demanding educational reforms and government accountability. The movement, sparked by allegations of corruption and inadequate job opportunities for graduates, has gained momentum across major cities. Protesters are calling for the resignation of key political figures and urging Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to advise the government on necessary reforms. The government’s response has included both promises of dialogue and reports of crackdowns, leading to concerns about escalating tensions. The international community is closely monitoring the situation, emphasizing the importance of peaceful resolution and respect for democratic principles.
Youth-Led Demonstrations in Bangladesh Demand Educational and Political Changes
