Bangladesh Protests Over Job Quotas Turn Deadly, Over 100 Killed

Protests in Bangladesh over government job quotas for descendants of freedom fighters have turned deadly, with over 100 people killed. The violence, fueled by a controversial term ‘Razakar’ linked to collaborators with the Pakistani army during the 1971 War of Independence, has forced the government to impose a curfew and deploy the army. The protests have also highlighted issues of stagnant job growth and the shrinking number of government jobs available to all.

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