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Student protesters in Bangladesh say they are advocating the formation of an interim government led by Nobel laureate Yunus, a day after the prime minister was ousted and the army took over. “We have decided that the interim government will be formed by the internationally renowned Nobel laureate, Dr. Muhammad Yunus, who will be the chief advisor,” Nahid Islam, the main leader of Students Against Discrimination (SAD), said in a message video.

Student protesters in Bangladesh say they are advocating the formation of an interim government led by Nobel laureate Yunus, a day after the prime minister was ousted and the army took over. “We have decided that the interim government will be formed by the internationally renowned Nobel laureate, Dr. Muhammad Yunus, who will be the chief advisor,” Nahid Islam, the main leader of Students Against Discrimination (SAD), said in a message video.

The Supreme Court reduced these quotas from 30 to 5% but the student protests did not stop, on the contrary, they became anti-government and also involved other social groups.

The Supreme Court reduced these quotas from 30 to 5% but the student protests did not stop, on the contrary, they became anti-government and also involved other social groups.

The Supreme Court reduced these quotas from 30 to 5% but the student protests did not stop, on the contrary, they became anti-government and also involved other social groups.

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