Political unrest in Bangladesh, marked by protests and violence, stems from tensions between major parties like the Awami League and the BNP, allegations of corruption, and disputes over elections. Human rights abuses and limitations on freedom of expression exacerbate the situation. The Rohingya refugee crisis adds strain. Efforts to address unrest face challenges due to deep-rooted mistrust and external influences. Despite this, there's resilience among the people, shown through civil society movements. Addressing unrest requires inclusive governance, accountability, and respect for human rights to pave the way for a more stable and democratic future.