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Will the 'dark age' end in Bangladesh?


 


Dr. Al-Jazeera published an analytical report titled "Can the government led by Yunus bring Bangladesh out of the dark ages?" It is said that the only Nobel laureate Bangladeshi Dr. An interim government headed by Yunus took over. Now many are thinking, how will this government bring the country out of the dark era of the authoritarian rule of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The media also published a report on the resignation of Chief Justice Obaidul Hasan yesterday in the face of students' demands.


AFP said in a report yesterday, Dr. The main challenge facing the Yunus-led interim government is to normalize the law and order situation in the country. Another important responsibility is to reflect the people's desire in the government by bringing democratic reforms in the polity of Bangladesh. It remains to be seen how successful he and his government are in meeting these challenges.

Dr. as the head of the new government. The Wire tries to analyze why choosing Yunus was the right decision for Bangladesh. At the same time, the media is saying that even though Yunus is the most qualified person for the new head of government, there are many challenges in front of him. He took over as the head of government at a time when people lacked confidence in the country's political parties.


In a report of The Dawn yesterday, it is said that the head of the interim government of Bangladesh called for building a new Bangladesh. Muhammad Yunus. He said, "Our responsibility now is to build a new Bangladesh."


In a report yesterday, Hindustan Times said that the heads of various government agencies of the country, including the Chief Justice of Bangladesh, have been forced to resign in the face of the demands of the protesters. It is also said that the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, who resigned in the face of the student movement and took refuge in India, is still in India. Nothing is clear about whether he will stay in India or go somewhere else.

According to a BBC report yesterday, Sheikh Hasina's son Sajib Wazed Joy has announced to return to Bangladesh to take the reins of politics. He also said that Sheikh Hasina will return to the country when the election is announced in Bangladesh.


Reuters has published a report on the demand that the coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement expressed yesterday that Sheikh Hasina should be brought back to the country to face trial. According to the report, a coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement has demanded her trial for the murders committed during Sheikh Hasina's tenure. He said that when Sheikh Hasina comes to the country, she will have to face justice.

Yesterday, Anandabazar newspaper published a report under the title of "Yunus, the "martyr" who stood with his chest in the mouth of the bullet." Another report in the newspaper was headlined "'Thai Nai, Thai Nai', so Hasina has to stay in India!" But Modi is not giving "shelter" to Mujib's daughter.


Meanwhile, The Guardian wrote in a report yesterday, Bangladeshi journalists under the new government are becoming optimistic about media freedom. According to the report, there was interference and strict imposition of media in Bangladesh for many years. However, with the arrival of the new government, the country's journalists are becoming hopeful that this stricture will no longer exist.Read more

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