Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus Lands in Dhaka to Lead Bangladesh’s Caretaker Government
— August 8, 2024
Dhaka, Bangladesh (AIA) Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus arrived in Dhaka on Thursday, August 8, 2024, to lead the country’s caretaker government. Recommended by student leaders, Yunus paid tribute to the victims of the recent protests that toppled the government, hailing their sacrifices as a “second independence” for Bangladesh.
With emotions running high, Yunus addressed the nation at the Hazarat Shahjalal International Airport, calling for unity and the restoration of order after weeks of violence that claimed over 455 lives. He urged citizens to protect each other, especially minorities, and emphasized that law and order are the top priorities.
The 84-year-old leader, who may be sworn in as soon as Thursday evening, emphasized the importance of trust and unity, saying, “Every person is our brother; our task is to protect them.”
Yunus also praised the slain student activist Abu Sayeed and honored the youth for igniting the protest movement, stating, “Because of them, Bangladesh has got a second independence.”
Yunus’s return marks a new chapter in Bangladesh’s history, as the nation looks to him for guidance and leadership in these tumultuous times. His message of hope, unity, and protection has resonated with the people, who are eagerly awaiting his leadership.
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