While students' vandalism continues in Bangladesh as they are still holding seizure of the Bangladeshi parliament. The scenes are still very ugly and grim.
While Prof Yunus has been lauded for his pioneering use of microloans, Ms Hasina regarded him as a public enemy - he is currently on bail, appealing against a six-month jail term in what he has called a politically-motivated case.
Prof Yunus, who was sentenced to six months in jail in January for violating labour laws, has said he too was a victim of Ms Hasina's ire. He has faced other allegations in the past, going back to 2011 when he was accused of defaming Bangladesh's politicians.
Who is Mohammad Yunus?
What's brewing in here? A court on Bangladesh has overturned the conviction in minutes. How on earth courts working like this? There will be no trial. Without any trial! Isn't it fishy?
No Clarity On Police Force Resuming Service
The chaos in Bangladesh is not abated till now and extremists are still looting shops and banks and attacking the minority Hindu community. There's no clarity about the police, who went on strike on Tuesday, are yet to rejoin duty.
Indo-Bangla trade partially resumes, with full normalisation expected soon
209 prisoners escape from Kashimpur jail; 6 killed, including 3 militants and this is how it will go on now.
Pakistan says,‘ we stand in solidarity with people of Bangladesh’
Why? What Pakistan can do for Bangladesh except sponsoring extremism of Islam!
Bangladesh's former prime minister and extremist Khaleda Zia released from jail
So, this is why the protests were happening! She has got a renewed passport within minutes of her release.
Bangladesh Opposition Leader Alamgir Demands Election Within Three Months
Yes, I can foresee another protest if there will be no general elections within sometime in Bangladesh.
So, this is just a starting and these politically motivated protests will see devastating consequences for Bangladesh in coming days, months and years. Mark my words!