Bangladesh Violence: Yunus-Islamist Link Exposed, Elections 'Unsafe'

• Post-Hadi violence in Bangladesh is allegedly orchestrated to destabilize elections and aid Islamist forces.
• Sources claim vested interests are exacerbating security to delay elections, allowing radical elements to consolidate power.
• Widespread violence, including attacks on Indian diplomats, Awami League, and media, followed Sharif Osman Hadi's death.
• Yunus's regime is accused of weakening law and order, releasing Islamist hardliners like Jamaat-e-Islami, and banning Awami League.
• The violence is seen as "managed instability" to weaponize incidents, mobilize protests, and strengthen Islamists.

Why It Matters: Report reveals orchestrated violence in Bangladesh aims to delay elections and empower Islamist groups.