Why the popularity of the Awami League government in Bangladesh falling every single day?

Answer 1

Because the Awami League governs Bangladesh in a autocratic manner. They preach democracy but they don't practice democracy in their own party. Sheik Hasina has been in charge of AL for the past two decades and she is the only candidate to run for prime minister position; the same goes for Khaleda Zia and her BNP.

Going back to the autocratic governance, AL will destroy the lives of anyone who speaks against the government, especially Prime Minister Sheik Hasina. In a democracy there is the freedom of speech, but in Bangladesh anyone and everyone is afraid of speaking against the government except the BNP. The BNP gets away with it because they have a massive force so AL is cautious on what they do to BNP. But for everyone else in bangladesh, the rest of the 100+ million Bangladeshi people who do no align themselves much with the BNP or AL are victims.

Awami League has destroyed Grameen Bank, they are responsible for the BDR mutinity, and they took a giant 1 billion dollar loan from India in which 80% of the purchases must be made from India, which makes Bangladesh dependent on India.

Awami League's student league Bangladesh Chatra League (BCL) are known to terrorize the public campuses and do whatever they pleased. I wouldn't be surprised if girls get raped in dorms by BCL males, and the police are helpless to take on any cases against them because they have to answer to the AL bosses.