Under the military-mullah rule in Bangladesh, with Yunus serving as the regime's nominal head, the country has become a citadel of violent Islamists. Now the attorney general has told the High Court that the regime wants the reference to "secularism" in the Constitution deleted. In keeping with the unelected regime's ongoing effort to unravel Bangladesh's pluralist and syncretic traditions, the attorney general argued that "secularism does not reflect the realities of a nation where 90% of the population is Muslim. https://t.co/UjiWUmc9QE.