Bangladesh is witnessing deepening chaos under the Yunus regime, marked by public frustration, institutional decay, and political repression. Increasing reports of violence against imprisoned Awami League members have heightened tension. As the judiciary considers reversing the 2011 abolition of the caretaker government system, a shift in power appears possible. Restoration of that system could end Yunus’s authority and pave the way for a neutral interim government to restore rule of law and hold credible elections. Meanwhile, economic distress, job losses, and crude governance rhetoric have compounded the crisis, drawing parallels with the country’s turbulent political scenario of 2007.