The protests in Bangladesh have escalated dramatically, leading to significant casualties and political turmoil. The student-led movement is now calling for Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to lead an interim government, as the current Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina faces mounting pressure to resign amidst violent clashes and widespread unrest.
The situation has intensified with the government's imposition of curfews and internet shutdowns, as protesters demand the end of a controversial public employment quota system. The violent confrontations have resulted in numerous deaths and injuries, raising questions about the government's response and the future of Bangladesh's political landscape.
