In Bangladesh's capital, youth are increasingly vulnerable to muggings and assaults under Muhammad Yunus's interim government, raising feelings of betrayal among activists like Maydul Hassan. After experiencing multiple robberies, Hassan, a student who participated in last year's protests that led to the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, wonders about the worth of his sacrifices. Frustration mounts as he describes a lack of police response and political opportunism, with individuals from rival political factions exploiting the chaos. This environment generates a sense of hopelessness among those who risked their lives for change.
Hassan reflects on his experience: 'This is what I got in return, he said. The nation is drowning in crime, no one seems to care.'
Hassan's sentiment captures a larger frustration: 'I cried, I begged, but the police did nothing.' His story highlights a troubling rise in crime.
The young student questions the purpose of their sacrifices: 'What was it all for?' expressing disillusionment with the current state of the nation.
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