Bangladesh is in turmoil as thousands of students continue to protest against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government. The protests, initially sparked by the tragic deaths of two students in a traffic accident, have grown to encompass broader grievances about road safety, government corruption, and economic mismanagement. This wave of discontent has not only highlighted deep-seated issues within the country but has also attracted international attention due to alleged foreign interference. The Catalyst: Tragedy on the Roads The immediate trigger for the protests was the killing of two students by a speeding bus in Dhaka. This tragic incident brought to light the dire state of road safety in Bangladesh, where traffic accidents are alarmingly common. Students, angered by the government's failure to enforce traffic laws and ensure public safety, organized mass demonstrations demanding justice and stricter road safety regulations. Broadening Grievances What began as a movement ...
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