Bangladesh Erupts: Anti-India Slogans, Violence Ahead of February Elections

• Bangladesh faces manufactured political instability and violence ahead of scheduled February elections.
• The interim government under Muhammad Yunus struggles to maintain order amidst deliberate orchestration of fear.
• Anti-Hasina leader Sharif Osman Hadi's death sparked widespread unrest, including arson and vandalism in major cities.
• Media offices like 'Prothom Alo' and 'Daily Star' were attacked, and journalists rescued from Dhaka.
• The unrest is fueled by anti-India sentiment, with attacks reported on the Indian Deputy High Commission and Embassy.

Why It Matters: Bangladesh grapples with pre-election chaos, anti-India sentiment, and deliberate instability.