Mohammad Yunus is an economist from Bangladesh, but not many people know that he won the Nobel Prize for Peace in 2006, not for economics. She is credited with making many women in her country financially independent through the Grameen Bank she set up.
Because of father's welfare, we Bengalis around here started to think of him almost as an angel, but later one skeleton after another started coming out of his drawer. I came to know that his Grameen Bank gives loans at very high interest rates ('sucking the blood of the poor' in Hasina's words), various financial irregularities and frauds, and even in opposing Hasina, he used his influence in the World Bank to not allow the country to get a loan for the Padma Bridge (later Bangladesh built the bridge with its own money). does; of course there was a lot of time overrun). Now I also hear that he was trying to topple the Hasina government in London, with George Soros in America, with Pakistan's ISI and with various sectarian forces in the Middle East for the last one year. Hasina government was also trying to put him in jail but could not succeed.
Anyway, now Mohammad Yunus is going to be the interim prime minister of that country with the support of students and the army, but I have serious doubts about how successful this man with no administrative experience will be in managing the state of the country in turmoil.
Still, I favor a 'wait and watch' policy on Yunus. If he fails, the army of that country is ready.
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