Six months after Sheikh Hasina’s ousting, Bangladesh faces economic decline and political uncertainty. The vandalisation of Dhanmondi 32 is the latest showcase of faceless mob taking over law and order. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus leads an interim government, but public frustration grows amid job losses and stalled reforms. With elections in doubt and regional tensions rising, fears of renewed unrest mount as Bangladesh struggles to find a stable path forward. The South Asian country was expecting a dance of democracy, but is it getting a dance of destruction?
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