By all official accounts, Bangladesh’s national election on 12 February 2026 was historic yet controversial, held in ‘forced silence’ but described as ‘peaceful’ and festive. It was the first vote since the interim government took power eighteen months ago. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) secured a commanding majority in the Jatiya Sangsa...
As Bangladesh heads to the February 12, 2026 election under Muhammad Yunus’s interim government, concerns grow over transparency, administrative neutrality, violence, postal voting risks, and whether the vote will truly reflect the people’s will.
Under Muhammad Yunus’s interim rule, Bangladesh faces a surge in mob killings, unidentified bodies, and minority atrocities, exposing a grave collapse of law, security, and human rights.
Kidnapping in Bangladesh has surged to over 1,000 cases in 2025. Discover how organized crime and a breakdown in law and order under the interim government are impacting public safety in Dhaka, Chattogram, and Teknaf. Read the latest crime statistics and analysis.
The Yunus regime’s secretive referendum plan violates Bangladesh’s Constitution, undermines democracy, and exposes an illegal government’s attempt to legitimize a coup through deception.
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