Yunus Cornered By B'desh Army Chief Over Elections, Rise Of Islamist Extremism

In today's episode of India Global, from Nobel peace prize to political power play, Muhammad Yunus is now under fire for delaying democracy in Bangladesh. Once hailed as a reformer, now branded as a ruler without a mandate. Yunus claims reform, but critics see regime consolidation. From economic summits to policy rollouts, he's doing everything but holding elections. His mandate? Temporary. His ambition? Endless. Former PM Sheikh Hasina has now dropped a bombshell accusing Yunus of 'selling the nation to the U.S.' Her words: ‘He seized power with radicals, and banned the party of Bangladesh’s freedom. Even the Army has drawn a line demanding elections by December and warning against foreign-backed projects like the Rohingya Corridor, dismissed as a 'bloody corridor' by the Army Chief. NDTV's Gaurie Dwivedi speaks with Press Minister at the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi Faisal Mahmud, and Geopolitical Strategist Dr Shreya Upadhyay to discuss this and more.