'This is 2nd liberation of Bangladesh',says Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus as Sheikh Hasina resigns

#sheikhhasina #bangladesh Nobel laureate, social entrepreneur and founder of Grameen Bank, Prof. Muhammad Yunus talks about Sheikh Hasina’s resignation as Bangladesh PM, the Army taking over, what next for Bangladesh and what it means for Bangladesh.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[mahboob]

We are tired of listening "What my father's dream was" or "What my husbands dream was". We want new voices which talks about the present, not that which goes back 53 years in every speech.

[s.m.]

Kudos to the interviewer for asking about US role!!

[kumar_kiran]

no wonder why this guy got nobel prize,

[thoughtspondering]

Does Bangladesh have leaders who can be in power and still give opposition political space? Without a strong opposition there is no democracy... it's either military puppets or dictators.

[anonymous-bsxb]

Pakistanis are getting happy similar to when Afghanistan situation evolved

[shaikathasnat]

More i see this guy, more i get inspiration.

He's 84 years old still talks so strongly 🙏

[watchiton]

As a neighbour from india … I hope Bangladeshis know what they are doing … just don’t become next begger like our west front… be economic super power … best of luck 🤞👍

[Jamal-Ahmed]

If bnp comes into power, then it really isn't a second liberation. The cycle of AL and BNP rule has to end.

[Marwatbluehujra]

Salute to Bangladesh brothers and sisters

[msab]

I hope and pray everyone shows restraint. This is our country. Destroying public or private property or harming anyone, does not do anyone any good. If we have learned anything, no one should show any revenge type attitude towards anyone. Otherwise, all of this has gone in vain.

[Devdattab]

Liberation into the hands of what? The army, Jamaat and

[arnab]

I am sure the last nail in the coffin was when the army refused to intervene in favour of the govt.

[lokeshkumarray]

Utopian thoughts. Let us see what this freedom brings.

[technoworks.]

I believe that the recent decision by some people in Bangladesh to embrace Islamic extremism may bring short-term satisfaction to those involved. However, I am concerned that future generations will ultimately bear the consequences of this path. Only time will reveal the true cost of this choice.

[asgharmalik]

M Yunus is a true patriotic man who wishes well being of his country, we wish him the best of luck

[johnkhup]

Liberation??? May be next Pakistan of Military power

[motionbangla-]

Bangladesh does not want to see BNP-Jamaat-e-Islami and Awami League imposing the same reverse trend.

[muchau]

One despot will replace another and the circle of life goes on for bangladesh. Student movements don't give you responsible governments. Solid institutions, civil rights and democracy do. You don't deserve democracy unless you fight for it. Remember this movements fight is with a person and quota issue, not about democracy.

[Okkannashukracharya]

When nobel laureate appreciates a thing, it's a downfall from there. No one is far away from reality than those herd

[varioustypesofentertainmen]

🇧🇩 I am deeply concerned about the current situation in Bangladesh and the future of our nation. Your visionary leadership and dedication to social and economic development have inspired many. I respectfully urge you to consider taking a more active role in guiding Bangladesh towards a safe and strong future. Your expertise and commitment could bring the transformative change our country needs.