DHAKA -- Bangladesh's caretaker government is launching a "groundbreaking" overhaul of its electoral system, judiciary and other key institutions in a major reform push after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted in a student-led uprising.
The plan unveiled late Wednesday by Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel Prize-winning head of the caretaker government, was embraced in some quarters, just over a month after Hasina fled in the face of social unrest and protests that left more than 600 dead and thousands more injured.
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