Why political violence in Bangladesh is not stopping?

Political violence in Bangladesh persists due to deep-rooted political rivalries, particularly between the two major parties, the Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). The lack of effective dialogue and compromise, coupled with a culture of impunity for violent acts, fuels ongoing conflicts. Additionally, issues such as corruption, economic inequality, and manipulation of state institutions exacerbate tensions, making resolution difficult. The prevailing climate of fear and repression further discourages peaceful political engagement.