Protests Erupt Across Bangladesh as Teachers Halt Work Against Yunus Government

Widespread protests have erupted across Bangladesh as discontent with the Yunus government intensifies. The unrest has now reached the education sector, with teachers across the country halting work in protest. Demonstrators are voicing frustration over alleged mismanagement, lack of transparency, and unmet promises by the administration.

Teachers from both public and private institutions have joined the movement, demanding better pay, job security, and reforms in education policy. Many educational institutions have suspended classes, disrupting academic activities nationwide.

The protests are gaining momentum, with students and civil society groups also joining in solidarity. Critics accuse the government of failing to address core economic and social grievances, further fueling public outrage.

The Yunus government has yet to issue a comprehensive response, but the growing scale of the protests signals a deepening political crisis that may challenge its stability if demands are not addressed promptly.