Muhammad Yunus Casts Vote in Bangladesh's Pivotal Election Amidst High Hopes

• Interim Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus cast his ballot in Dhaka for Bangladesh's 13th national parliamentary election and constitutional referendum.
• The election is seen as a critical step to restore democratic governance after last year's political upheaval and leadership changes.
• BNP Chairperson Tarique Rahman expressed hope for the election, despite reports of 'undesirable incidents,' urging high voter turnout.
• Voters showed strong enthusiasm, forming long queues early, reflecting anticipation for a transparent electoral process.
• This election marks a turning point, moving beyond the 'Battle of Begums' era, with 51 parties and 1,981 candidates contesting.