The first anniversary of the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s regime marks a somber day for Bangladesh as Abu Sayed’s family commemorates their beloved son’s sacrifice. Manwara Begum, his mother, expressed her only wish to live and see the country he fought for – a nation free from fascism, violence, and discrimination.
Standing beside her son’s grave in Jaforpara village, Pirganj, Manwara Begum said Abu Sayed’s bravery brought new independence to Bangladesh. She urged that those responsible for his death be held accountable, including the police officer who shot him. Her family remains rooted in quiet resilience, still grieving but hopeful that their son’s ultimate sacrifice will not go in vain.
The anniversary of the July Mass Uprising also highlights the nation’s progress toward a better future. As Bangladesh continues to celebrate its independence and freedom, Abu Sayed’s story serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made for a more just society. The family’s pain will linger, but their son’s legacy will continue to inspire hope and courage in the hearts of those who knew him.
Source: https://www.observerbd.com/news/537829