The recent collapse of Bangladesh’s government has triggered a wave of economic challenges, most notably a sharp rise in unemployment across the nation. As export orders decline, particularly in the ready-made garment (RMG) sector, factory closures and downsizing have left thousands of workers jobless. This surge in unemployment is not confined to the export sector alone; it has permeated various industries, leading to reduced consumer spending and deepening poverty. The ripple effect of this crisis underscores the urgent need for political and economic reforms to stabilize the country and safeguard its economic future