A voluntary organisation named ‘July Innovative Alliance’ in the present day (7 December) printed a checklist of 92 folks that had been killed in Uttara within the capital from 18 July to 5 August throughout the student-led mass uprising.
The organisation’s spokesperson, Fantasir Mahmud, printed the checklist at a press conference held on the Friends Membership floor in Uttara Sector-3 this afternoon.
“Now we contain listed 92 plucky martyrs. Nonetheless, we imagine that this number might possibly presumably well amplify,” Fantasir suggested reporters.
“Out of the 92 martyrs in Uttara, 25 had been students, 19 provider holders, 10 businessmen, five had been automobile or rickshaw drivers, two mosque imams, one doctor, 19 tumble beneath other classes and 11 remain unidentified,” he said.
He moreover suggested that 20 of the martyrs had been martyred on 18 July, 22 on 19 July, 7 on 4 August, 42 on 5 August and one on 7 August.
Amongst the killed, 26 folks had been aged between 21-30, 18 between 31-40, 17 between 10-20, 11 between 41-50, two between 51-60 and one each and every above 60 and below 10 years.
“We’re publishing this checklist on our contain initiative with none govt reinforce. Work is being accomplished to win a websites to retain the memory of the July Revolution alive, where a checklist of martyrs and injured folks from right by the country will doubtless be given and documentaries about them will doubtless be presented,” Fantasir said.
Sumaiya Sarkar, sister of the slain Sajeeb Sarkar, said, “My brother’s birthday used to be on 17 July. He died on 18 July. After I went to the sanatorium, amongst the a couple of our bodies kept collectively, the key one I unveiled used to be my brother’s. I might possibly presumably well maybe now not imagine that my brother used to be no more.”
Marjana Akhter, wife of missing Asadullah, said, “My daughter peaceable asks where her father is? Secure I contain any solutions to present her? Even now, when my daughter is requested about her father, she says, ‘My father is on accountability.’ I haven’t even stumbled on my husband’s physique.”
Ainun Nahar, mother of deceased Naima Sultana, said, “My daughter used to be on the balcony and the students had been protesting at streetlevel below. Sooner than my daughter might possibly presumably well maybe label anything, she used to be shot. What used to be my daughter’s fault?”
