Bangladesh Faces Unrest and Violence Amid Job Quota Protests

Nearly 200 people dead as government enforces curfew and internet blackout to control nationwide demonstrations.

Protests began over job quotas favoring war veterans' relatives but have expanded to broader anti-government sentiments.
The Supreme Court reduced the job quota from 30% to 5%, but unrest continues.
The government has deployed military forces and imposed curfews and internet blackouts to manage the situation.
International figures, including Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, have called for global intervention to stop the violence.
The protests represent the most significant challenge to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's rule in her 15-year tenure.