Bangladesh, Sept. 27 -- There is a certain irony in the way power ends. For some, it fades quietly; for others, it collapses amid disgrace. And for Professor Muhammad Yunus, once celebrated being Nobel laureate who rode into helm of power in August last year and seen as the savior of Bangladesh is ending in a spectacle – a spectacle that looks less like statesmanship and more like a “Last Supper” staged on the worlds diplomatic stage, mostly because of his series of controversial actions, including empowering religious bigots as well as corruption sharks within his inner circle. Yunus too has grabbed at least 26 business ventures either under the umbrella of his own – “Grameen Bank” as well as other see...