Voters in Bangladesh are preparing for general elections on Sunday, which are causing significant division in the country. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is expected to win another term, facing little competition as the main opposition has boycotted the election citing government intimidation, fraud, and widespread arrests. Protesters have been demanding a neutral administration to oversee the vote and for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to step aside. The election has raised questions about the future of Bangladesh. Hashem Ahelbarra hosts the discussion with guests Muktadir Rashid, Selim Altaf George, and Rumeen Farhana to explore the potential impact of the election on the country’s future.