Bangladeshi Student Protesters Consider Forming New Political Party

After ousting Prime Minister Hasina, young leaders aim to break the political duopoly and implement structural reforms.

Student demonstrators reject calls for quick elections from main political parties.
Protests were sparked by a law reserving government jobs for certain segments of the population.
The interim government, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, includes two student leaders.
At least 300 people were killed in the protests, the largest violence since the 1971 independence war.
Student leaders emphasize the need for broad political reforms to prevent a return to authoritarian rule.