Bangladesh's 1990 Uprising: General Ershad's Fall

A long time ago, Bangladesh was ruled by a military leader named General Ershad.

He took control of the country in 1982 and made many rules that limited people's freedoms.

The country was not doing well economically, and many people were unhappy.

Two big political parties, Awami League and BNP, should have worked together to challenge Ershad, but they often fought among themselves.

Despite this, the people of Bangladesh were very angry and wanted change.

This led to a big uprising in 1990, which eventually made General Ershad step down from power.