July uprising
Unofficial manifesto of the July mass uprising
If a manifesto expresses a person’s ideological stance, provides a theoretical analysis of how to solve a problem, or outlines a roadmap for progress based on the will or aspirations of the people or the time, then do the words of Abu Saeed (2001–16 July 2024) not embody the very spirit of a manifesto? Let us see what Abu Saeed, a student of the English department at Begum Rokeya University, wrote. Addressing Shaheed Shamsuzzoha (1934–1969), martyr of the 1969 mass uprising, Begum Rokeya University student Abu Sayeed wrote in a status: “Sir! We need you desperately right now, Sir! Everyone from your time is dead, but you remain immortal even in death. Your grave is our inspiration. We are illuminated by your spirit.”
6 injured during July uprising off to Thailand for treatment
Six people injured in the July Revolution have been sent to Thailand for advanced treatment on Wednesday. They left on a Bangladesh Biman flight at 11 am.
Political parties reach consensus on drafting ‘July Proclamation’
After various arguments, discussions and consultations, the interim government has started the work of drafting the ‘July Uprising proclamation’.
Gazette of martyrs in July uprising published
The Ministry of Liberation War Affairs has officially published the gazette listing the names of martyrs from the July Uprising.