In the anti-discrimination student movement Sheikh Hasina's government has ousted. The smile of victory of the students spread across the country. During the movement, the first martyr Abu Saeed, Mahfuzur Rahman (Mugdha), who was the first martyr to get his chest exposed to bullets, the slogans discussed, the touching words and memories of the bullet-hit student are now emerging on the walls appeared before the eyes of the people all over the country. The students who are involved in this movement shaking the country are showing it by raising colors.
It can be seen from the surface, various memories of the quota movement are emerging on the walls of Kendua municipality. Students have painted various writings and graffiti on different walls of the city. Student wall writing and graffiti are attracting the attention of passers-by.
Students of different schools-colleges and madrasas painted various memories and colorful pictures of the movement on the walls of Kendua Jaihari Sprai Government High School. Students clean this wall with white paint in the beginning. Then they drew the scene of the movement by drawing pictures. The national flag was drawn. The names of many people, including Abu Saeed, who were martyred in the movement, were written.
At this time, we can see slogans written on the walls. "Bangladesh is the victory of talent, this is our victory, we have brought freedom, we will also bring reform, who is the alternative? You, me, and motherland or death, 36 July 2024, will anyone need water? water?
Apart from this, various slogans can be seen on different walls of the municipality. We didn't see '71; we have seen 24, let the light erase the darkness, we have brought freedom, a new chapter in history July 24, July stained with my brother's blood. Even though he was martyred in the movement, the agitators did not forget the heartwarming words of Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho, 'anyone needs water, water'? Even after the victory, the martyr will be embedded in the memory of mass.On the white wall, it is written in blood-stained red ink, drink water.
Coordinator Dilsad Nasim Plaban, who participated in the wall writing, said, "We all did this movement together." Common people also joined. So I have displayed various memories of martyrs and movement on the wall. I am drawing graffiti so that everyone, from children and teenagers to the elderly, does not forget the memory of the anti-discrimination movement.
Another college student who participated in wall writing, Phir Akter, said that there are many inconsistencies and discrimination in the country. If we overcome these crises, we will get a beautiful Bangladesh. It is with that expectation that we are trying to bring out the colors. In this way, if everyone is vocal in their respective fields, my Sonar Bangla will become a real Sonar Bangla.
Pedestrian Siam Ahmad said, these colorful works of art are not only beautiful but also help to convey different messages to the society. These wall writings and graffiti bear witness to the downfall of the dictatorial government in the movement of students.
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