The Yunus Files: Unmasking a Fake Saint is a critical examination of Prof. Muhammad Yunus, written from the author's perspective. The book questions his global image as a poverty-alleviation icon and microcredit pioneer, and revisits the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize, arguing that microcredit has not produced the success stories often attributed to it. It also critiques his "social business" model and the "Three Zero" formula. The book covers Yunus's involvement in Bangladesh's political landscape since the 1990s and dedicates significant attention to his 559 days as Chief Adviser of the interim government starting in 2024. The author presents a sharply critical view of that period, raising questions around sovereignty, the legacy of the 1971 Liberation War, and political alignment with foreign powers.
