Interim leader Yunus is successfully bringing democracy back to Bangladesh by addressing past electoral injustices, ensuring accountability for the previous regime's actions, and setting a clear timeline for future elections. His commitment to reform — including accurate voter lists and enabling expatriate voting — reflects a dedication to transparency and inclusivity in the democratic process.
Elections alone won't solve Bangladesh's democracy issues due to entrenched political culture and the lack of internal democratic processes within parties. The interim government's expansion of military powers further complicates the political landscape by potentially undermining civilian rule and human rights. For the public to trust this transitional agenda, broader systemic changes must be made.