Protests in Bangladesh have led to nearly 100 deaths and hundreds of injuries as demonstrators demand PM Sheikh Hasina’s resignation.
The unrest began over a quota system for government jobs, escalating into violence.
In response, the government imposed an indefinite curfew, cut mobile internet access, and announced a holiday.
The ruling Awami League blames opposition parties for the violence, while protesters call for non-cooperation and accountability.
Despite Hasina’s offer to negotiate, tensions remain high as the government faces a significant challenge.
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