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DU VC: Remembering July Uprising Martyrs' Sacrifices for a Discrimination-Free Bangladesh

Dhaka University Vice-Chancellor calls for a discrimination-free Bangladesh in memory of July uprising martyrs.

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Dhaka University (DU) Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. A B M Obaidul Islam has paid rich tributes to the martyrs of the July mass uprising, emphasizing that their sacrifices should not go in vain. He urged everyone to collaborate in building a discrimination-free Bangladesh, aligning with the aspirations of the July movement.

Tributes and Initiatives

Professor Obaidul Islam made these remarks as the chief guest at a discussion and prize distribution ceremony titled "In Memory of July '24 Mass Uprising" held at Fazlul Huq Muslim Hall. The event was organized to honor the martyrs and included various initiatives to preserve the memory of the July revolution, such as the establishment of a July Monument and July Corner, tuition fee waivers for injured students, and the publication of commemorative volumes.

Essay Competition Winners

Prizes were awarded to the winners of an essay competition titled "July Mass Uprising in the Advancement of Democracy". The awardees are Md. Sifat Ali (Pharmacy), Fahim Shahriar (Zoology), and Md. Mohsin Uddin Shafi (Mathematics).

Widespread Commemoration

Various events were held across DU to mark the July mass uprising, including programs at the Department of Zoology, Earth and Environmental Sciences Faculty, Kabi Jasimuddin Hall, Masterda Surja Sen Hall, Department of Sanskrit, Department of English, and Department of Political Science. DU Pro-Vice Chancellors and other dignitaries attended these programs.

Source: BSS

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