Martyr march in Chilmari

To commemorate the one month anniversary of the ouster of the Awami League government by the participation of ordinary students, the 'Shahidi March' program announced by the anti-discrimination student movement was held at Chilmari in Kurigram.

On Thursday afternoon at 3 pm from Chilmari Government Degree College intersection of the upazila, ordinary students under the banner of general education took out a procession on the occasion of the Martyr's March and the procession came to the central Shaheed Minar of the Upazila Parishad. Later, a minute's silence was observed in memory of all the martyrs of the anti-quota movement.
Saddir Rahman, Shanto, Soumik, Mueed etc. spoke on the occasion. Later prayers were offered for the souls of the martyrs.
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