Muhammad Yunus, the head of Bangladesh’s interim government, will visit Rangpur district to meet the family of Abu Sayed, a student killed in police firing during anti-reservation protests. Yunus hailed Sayed, citing his bravery as a catalyst for the revolution. Former PM Sheikh Hasina’s visit to protest sites but not victims’ families faced criticism.
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