Bangladeshi Journalist: Muhammad Yunus is 'Osama bin Laden,' Plotting Caliphate

• Bangladeshi journalist Salahuddin Shoaib Choudhury labels Muhammad Yunus as "Osama bin Laden," accusing him of attempting to establish a caliphate in Bangladesh.
• Choudhury claims ISI agents are active, backed by the American Deep State, aiming to turn Bangladesh into "East Pakistan" again, seeking revenge for the 1971 war.
• He highlights deteriorating conditions, comparing current events, including attacks on minority Hindus, to the 1971 war situation.
• Jihadis, allegedly ISI-backed, are on the streets, seeking forceful interference despite lacking public support, posing an existential threat to Bangladeshis.
• The article suggests the Chief Advisor (Yunus) is using violence to postpone elections, with the government fostering "mobocracy" amid ineffective army/police response.

Why It Matters: Journalist accuses Yunus of terrorism, ISI ties, and fueling Bangladesh's unrest, comparing it to 1971.