Bangladesh’s Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, who has been named the interim leader, has called for calm and urged all parties to come together to help rebuild the country after weeks of violence that resulted in the Prime Minister resigning and fleeing to India. Yunus, who was in Paris for the Olympics, thanked the student activists who led the protests against the Prime Minister and emphasized the importance of peace in moving forward. He condemned violence and expressed his commitment to bringing those responsible to justice. Yunus is set to be sworn in as the interim leader on Thursday night and has expressed his desire to assess the situation in Bangladesh and work towards finding solutions. While the timing of elections remains uncertain, Yunus is optimistic about the potential for positive change in the country. His message of unity and peace has resonated with the people of Bangladesh, who are hopeful for a brighter future under his leadership.
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