Winning the Battle vs. the War: Bangladesh's Revolution Redefines Democracy
- Outreach Wing
- Dec 1, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 3

The fall of Sheikh Hasina’s regime was a monumental victory, but the battle is only the beginning. As Bangladesh steps into uncharted territory, the July Revolution’s legacy rests on a single, vital question: Can the interim government transform sacrifice into sustainable justice and democracy?
From unarmed citizens standing against military-grade brutality to the nomination of Dr. Muhammad Yunus as a unifying figure, the revolution wasn’t just about change—it was a statement of resilience, unity, and vision. Now, the stakes have shifted. Protecting revolutionaries, uprooting systemic corruption, and fostering innovation are not just challenges—they’re imperatives.
Bangladesh must win the war against tyranny, entrenched inequities, and institutional decay to fulfill its promise to those who bled for freedom.
Read the full two-part analysis by Abu Rushd, M. Zakir Hossain Khan, and Salman Chowdhury at The Financial Express here.
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