Today marks one month of the historic mass uprising

Today marks one month of the historic mass uprising. The revolution of the students has seen the light at the cost of many lives. A promising new Bangladesh has been revealed through much bloodshed. July's quota reform movement took shape in August, with one-point demands for the fall of the government. Sheikh Hasina left the country on August 5 when all efforts to survive failed.

Sheikh Hasina left the country on August 5 amid intense mass protests. From Teknaf to Tetulia then the wind of freedom. Everyone's eyes and faces are only happy. The victory of the students took the form of a single festival of the whole country. The influential people who spread straw by word of mouth disappeared into the darkness by turning off the light. A month is very short time. However, what are the achievements of university students?

It started with the demand for quota reform, under the banner of the anti-discrimination student movement. Marmukhi government, greedy army was raised. Gradually increases the intensity; Movement centered on Shahbag spread in educational institutions across the country. The government used maximum force to suppress the movement. Along with the police-BGB-RAB, the army was brought down by the Sandhya Act.

The ruling class is intoxicated with blood. Makes the life of students worthless. east-west, north-south or hill-plain; Everyone is intoxicated with freedom. Burning with the fire of betrayal. It was not in the world of many people's thoughts, even some still cannot believe – the ruthless-mighty Hasina government has escaped.

In contrast to the recklessness of the police, the indomitable courage of youth and the addiction of unlimited freedom. Standing at the mouth of the barrel of the gun. Abu Saeed of Rangpur became the image of hundreds of young revolutionary souls. The call of charm still ringing in the ears 'Pani lage pani'.

Many are still fighting death in the hospital. Their belief is that one day everything will be fine, the benefits of the revolution of the students will be met.

Meanwhile, the anti-racism student movement has announced a 'Shahidi March' program in the capital today to commemorate the day of the student uprising. This 'martyr march' will start in front of Dhaka University's Raju sculpture at 3 pm.

Sarjis Alam, one of the coordinators of the movement, announced the 'Shahidi March' program in a press conference at Dhaka University's TSC yesterday.

He said, 'Now is the time to remember those who allowed their chests to get in front of the bullet in the reform of the country. That is why we will hold a “Martyr March” on Thursday to commemorate the martyrs and injured in the anti-discrimination student movement and to mark the one month anniversary of the popular uprising. We would like the entire student population of Bangladesh to participate in it from their respective positions. Tomorrow too (Thursday) mass tide will descend across the country.'

Sarzis said, starting from Raju Sculpture, going to Newmarket, Manik Mia Avenue, Karwan Bazar and Shahbagh, the 'Shaheedi March' will end at the central Shaheed Minar. The program will highlight various expectations of the interim government through festoons.

Bangladesh /OF