Dhaka, May 23, 2025 — Bangladesh is witnessing rising political tensions as Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus signals his intention to resign from leadership, while simultaneously mobilizing supporters in the capital. The dual developments have created a volatile atmosphere across the country, particularly in Dhaka.
According to sources, Dr. Yunus informed his advisory council that he does not wish to lead the next election and is seeking to hand over power to a new interim government. However, in a seemingly contradictory move, he is reportedly organizing crowds to surround key government institutions and strategic locations in Dhaka.
In response to the growing unrest, army troops have been deployed across the city to maintain law and order. Major intersections, government buildings, and sensitive areas are now under tight security.
The situation remains tense ahead of a crucial meeting scheduled for Saturday, which sources say could determine the political direction of the country. Observers fear that without a peaceful resolution, the unrest could escalate further.
Both local and international stakeholders are closely monitoring the developments, calling for calm and dialogue to ensure a democratic and stable transition.
