Tag: Mob Violence
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Yunus has to go if caretaker government is reinstated after October 21
Bangladesh is poised for a potential political upheaval as the Supreme Court’s Appellate Division prepares for an October 21 hearing that could reinstate the caretaker government system, potentially dissolving the interim administration led by Muhammad Yunus and lifting the ban on the Awami League to join the elections, slated for February 2026. Amid allegations of foreign backing from…
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Bangladesh GDP 1.81% in first quarter of FY26—lowest in four years
The country’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth has slowed to 3.69% in the fiscal year 2024-25, which is the lowest in the post-Covid period. According to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) report published on Thursday, the GDP growth in the first quarter of the current financial year, i.e. July to September, fell further to 1.81%—the lowest…
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Bangladesh’s Crisis Deepens in 2025: A Nation in Decline
Bangladesh is in its deepest crisis in over a decade. The military-backed interim government that replaced Sheikh Hasina in 2024 has failed to stabilise the country, leaving the economy, security, and democracy in free fall. Economic Collapse -GDP growth has plunged from 6.1% in 2023 to barely 2.3% in 2025. -Inflation is running above 12%,…
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July Conspiracy: Martyr Kamal burned alive while looting houses in Dhanmondi-32
Hailing from Mymensingh, Kamal Hossain had been staying in Dhaka for 15 years to bear the educational expenses of his brother and sister, who used to read in madrasas. Two years ago, Kamal Hossain married Sharmin Akhtar of Noakhali and lived with his wife in the Lalbagh graveyard area in Dhaka. He worked as a…
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EXCLUSIVE: 11 scandals of the Yunus gang
In politics and political games, many things seem pure and innocent to the naked eye. However, behind many seemingly innocent things, there are thrilling incidents, such as the Watergate scandal. Bangladeshi expatriate journalist Sabbir Khan has revealed some of the scandals of the West’s puppet and greedy monster Muhammad Yunus, who assumed power last year through…
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What is the BNP saying about Yunus and his King’s party NCP?
In the last few weeks, several top BNP leaders have made the following statements about Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus and his king’s party, the National Citizen Party (NCP), as tensions have risen over reforms and the election timeline. -The old man from Sindabad is sitting on the neck. He must be shaken down.-The Yunus…
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Why do Bangladeshi jihadists kill police?
Persistent violence against law enforcement and the judiciary by a specific group of people in Bangladesh is considered a grave crime, as it implies a concerted attack on the state machinery to change the system. Meanwhile, there have been numerous allegations against the Bangladesh Police of using brutal tactics for torturing political prisoners, arbitrary arrests,…
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Muhammad Yunus: A pro-Pakistani fraudster since childhood
August 13, 1947. The Pakistani crescent-starred flag and white-green festoons were flying on the streets and houses of the Boxirhat area of Chittagong city; political speeches and “Pakistan Zindabad” slogan by thousands of locals filled the entire area. Before midnight, fireworks were set off from the roof of a two-storey house at 20 Boxirhat Road…
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Rape, mob violence: 210 eminent citizens surprised, aggrieved at Yunus government’s inaction
As many as 210 prominent academicians, journalists, lawyers and activists linked to the citizens’ platform Committee to Protect Democratic Rights and others have issued a statement against police attacks and false cases, and violence and hateful activities by certain groups targeting the protesters of rape and harassment. The signatories were key organizers of the July-August…
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Post-Hasina leadership: The importance of Yunus being earnest
From childhood, humans learn about their daily needs from their surroundings and the dos and don’ts from their parents, teachers, journalists, public representatives, law enforcers, and the judiciary. However, while the textbooks, social norms, and laws of the land may change over time—as do the acceptance levels—the universal definitions of democracy and human rights do…
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