Months after the ousting of Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh is preparing for fresh elections, aimed at establishing a new government under interim leader Muhammed Yunus, amid community anger towards Hasina's Awami League.
The interim government led by Yunus has pledged to implement "vital reforms" and ensure a free, fair, and inclusive election, but faces significant public backlash against Hasina's Awami League.
In an effort to ensure a fair election, the Yunus government stated it would inhibit the political activities of Hasina's party, excluding groups considered "fascist" from the electoral process.
With a broad coalition that includes various political factions, minorities, and student protesters, the interim leaders need to maintain unity as they navigate pressure from many sides leading up to the elections.
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