Yunus described the exit of Sheikh Hasina as ‘the second round of liberation.’ (Image: AP File)
Professor Yunus said the question of whether he will agree to take up the lead role is a “hypothetical one”.
The exit of Sheikh Hasina from power in Bangladesh is being hailed by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus as ‘the second round of liberation.’
In a recent interview, Professor Yunus hinted at the possibility of taking on a leadership role in a caretaker government to guide the country through its current turmoil.
When asked about accepting such a position, Yunus mentioned it as a “hypothetical one,” indicating his willingness depending on the conditions presented.
Reflecting on the situation in Bangladesh, Yunus compared Sheikh Hasina’s departure to a second liberation, drawing parallels to the country’s independence in 1971.
Have Met PM Modi Many Times: Yunus
Yunus also shared his views on India’s role in supporting Sheikh Hasina’s regime, suggesting a review of India’s Bangladesh policy.
Regarding Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Yunus expressed a positive relationship, acknowledging their discussions and mutual admiration.
He highlighted the warmth in their interactions and Modi’s appreciation for his work and invited participation in various discussions.
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