Thats not true, the government actually owns a large share of Grameen bank. Actually they are the largest shareholder of GB. Technically and legally the governm

Thats not true, the government actually owns a large share of Grameen bank. Actually they are the largest shareholder of GB. Technically and legally the government has the right to take over the bank and restructure it in according to the "constitution" of the bank. There are some minor discrepancies, nothing serious. However they could have handled it better, more diplomatically without pissiing off everyone. It goes without saying, as others mentioned already, the current government is rightfully scared of Yunus, he is extremely popular and well received by everyone outside the current political parties. At one time, he contemplated joining politics; but decided against it. If he decides to run again, he can single handedly wipe out the current political status quo. It doesn't look like he is interested in getting his hands dirty.