Not an Interim Government—A Sabotage Regime: Bangladesh’s Economy Dies Under Yunus

Throughout Bangladesh’s history, we’ve seen incompetent leaders from the BNP, Jatiya Party, Islamist militants, and even the military. Some were ineffective, others directionless. But Dr. Muhammad Yunus stands apart—for being a failure of historic proportions. In one word: Super Flop.

Armed with a Nobel Prize, he stepped into national leadership—but in just 9 months, he has proven that leading a country is not about photo ops, and running an economy isn’t about preaching Grameen-style microcredit. A nation cannot run on foreign tours and hollow speeches. So now the question is: Did Yunus genuinely not understand this—or was he deceiving us all along?

While the Country Burns, Yunus Jet-Sets Abroad

In these 9 months, Bangladesh’s economy has stalled. Foreign loans have dried up. Project implementation has collapsed. Yet Yunus, with a bag slung over his shoulder, has been busy hopping across the U.S., China, Qatar, and Thailand—snapping selfies while the country falls apart.

The result?

Loan pledges are collapsing

Fund disbursements are shrinking

Development is at a standstill

Investors are fleeing

In short, Bangladesh is now under the most unproductive, uninspired, and hollow administration in its history.

Not a Leader—A “Polished Failure”

Yunus is the kind of figure who can dazzle with words, but stumbles on real decisions. Obsessed with impressing foreigners, he has ignored domestic realities. Even donors have caught on—this government lacks depth, vision, and substance. It’s all cosmetic.

Bangladesh’s project implementation rate is now at its lowest in a decade, despite over Tk 2 trillion in allocated funds just sitting idle. Is anyone even ashamed? The Yunus administration seems to operate on a “let it burn” philosophy. He thinks no one will notice how he's glamorizing failure from inside a bubble.

Blaming Donors to Hide His Own Failure

When nothing works, the drama begins. Now the excuse is: “Donors are withholding funds because they want stability.” Translation: Under Yunus, Bangladesh is unstable. So why is he still in power?

The World Bank, ADB, and IMF have all pulled back. They see this government is wasting time. Meanwhile, external debt is piling up—burdening the people with no returns.

The Truth: Yunus Is a Paper Leader

He hasn’t delivered development. He’s failed to revive the economy. He’s failed to guide the administration. His only “success” is sacrificing the economy and national credibility to preserve his international image.

History will record him as a catastrophic “hyped failure”—a man who believed a Nobel Prize alone could run a country. But the truth is: he is a living example of Nobel-winning incompetence.

The Sooner This Super Flop Ends, the Better for Bangladesh

Under Yunus, Bangladesh is trapped in a vicious cycle of paralysis. He sold the nation a dream, only to deliver a nightmare. The mask is off. It’s time to admit that this regime is destroying the country.

No more excuses. As long as this “super flop” government remains, development will remain out of reach.