The vow to build an anti-discrimination country was uttered

From the 'Shahidi March', the oath to form an anti-discrimination Bangladesh was reiterated. Today is the one month anniversary of the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in the face of the mass movement of students.

The slogans of liberation echoed from this martyr march of lakhs of students on the streets of Dhaka. The names of many people who died in the mass movement, including Shaheed Abu Saeed, Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mochad, have been mentioned by mouth.

The tumultuous crowd on the streets is circling various roads vowing to build a new Bangladesh free from fascism and dictatorship.

Martyr March Padayatra in the conference of thousands of students. At 5.20 pm on Thursday, the procession started from 'Raju Sculpture' and crossed Manik Mia Avenue.

On Thursday afternoon, the 'Shahidi March' march of the students began in front of the Raju sculpture of Dhaka University on the one month anniversary of the fall of the 'dictator' Sheikh Hasina in a mass uprising.

Students and common people of different universities, colleges, technical, madrasas and schools of Dhaka along with Dhaka University participated in the march.

At this time, the students chanted slogans, 'Who are you / Bengali, Bengali', 'I will not let Abu Saeed's blood go in vain', 'My brother is in the grave / Why is the murderer out there', 'Legeche Re Lage / The blood is on fire'. , 'I want justice, I want justice / I want justice for the murderer Hasina.'

The students chanted slogans like 'Our Martyrs/ Our Strength', 'Abu Saeed Mochad/ The war is not over', '24 Our Faith'.

The slogan of the procession demanded the trial of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. During his tenure, there were rumors of murder, disappearance and murder.

Students of several institutions including Tejgaon College, Mohammadpur Government College, Birshrestha Munsi Abdur Rauf School and College, Noorjahan Begum High School, Government Commerce College, United International University, Dhaka Imperial College, Atish Dipankar University, Khilgaon Maqjalul Uloom Madrasa participated in the Martyr March.

The procession will start from University's Raju Bhaskar and pass through Neelkhet-ScienceLab-Kalabagan-Parliament Bhawan-Farmgate-Carwan Bazar-Shahbagh-Raju Bhaskar and end with a rally at Shaheed Minar.

The anti-discrimination student movement, which began with the demand for quota reforms in government jobs, resulted in widespread violence and excessive use of force by the state forces, which ultimately led to the fall of the government. On August 5, Sheikh Hasina's government fell in the face of the mass movement of the students. He fled to India.

On August 8, the interim government was sworn in with a commitment to form an anti-discrimination Bangladesh, replacing two student leaders who had been at the forefront of the anti-discrimination movement.

Bangladesh /MP