Bangladesh interim government leader Muhammed Yunus hinted at a conspiracy in Sheikh Hasina's ousting, praising student activism , and identified Mahfuj Abdullah as a significant figure in the protests.

Yunus, an acclaimed economist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate known for founding Grameen Bank and pioneering microfinance, was seen as an apolitical leader capable of bridging divides within a fractured political landscape.

The interim head of the Bangladesh government called Mahfuz Abdullah and two other student leaders on the stage and lauded them for sparking a revolution that "shook the entire country".

Speaking at the Clinton Global Initiative's annual meeting this weel, Yunus praised student protesters as creators of a "new version of Bangladesh ." He also hinted at Mahfuz Abdullah's involvement in Hasina's removal from power.

Dr. Yunus, speaking alongside former U.S. President Bill Clinton, shared with global leaders the violent measures the previous government took against student protesters, including using live ammunition. He commended the students’ bravery, noting their determination in standing firm despite such oppressive actions.

Speaking at the Clinton Global Initiative, Dr Muhammad Yunus introduced and praised the young leaders who drove the student-led movement that led to Sheikh Hasina's ouster.