Following recent political turmoil in Bangladesh, a student-led movement has sparked widespread hope for a new political force to emerge, potentially challenging the dominance of traditional parties. While some believe the movement will transform into a new political entity, others are skeptical about its ability to overcome entrenched political giants.
Bangladesh faces ongoing tension as student protesters reject Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s dialogue offer and continue occupying key streets in Dhaka. The protests, sparked by a controversial quota system for government jobs, have resulted in over 200 deaths and widespread unrest. Despite a heightened security presence, students remain determined to abolish the quota system, which they see as discriminatory and unfair.
