The protestors participating in the anti-discrimination student movement were shot and killed voluntarily while giving water. Even in the condition of being shot before his death, his voice was seen to be shaking, water will be needed, water? This immortal Dhabani accelerated the movement. The movement succeeds. The ruling government falls.
That is why this slogan has become an immortal message for the agitators of this country. To keep this memory, Hatibandha Northland Residential School and College student Ahnaf Faiyaz Rangan painted a picture of Mochad at the local medical intersection and wrote next to it, “Would you like water, water?” . Wall writing is going on with the actions, slogans that are playing a role in activating the anti-discrimination student movement.
Students are drawing dreams in Lalmonirhat armbandha with the determination to leave behind the faded past of the anti-discrimination student movement. The new generation is presenting their new dream ideas on the walls. Such artworks of students have caught the attention of passers-by. Many are standing and watching their multifaceted activities. Besides writing on the walls, the students are also doing traffic work and cleaning work on the road.
Such a scene can be seen in Hatibandha Medical Junction area of Lalmonirhat on Wednesday. This is a shining example of protest, equality, brotherhood and patriotism. Afia Fahmida Ena, a class 11 student of Hatibandha Alimuddin Degree College said, We want to decorate the walls with colors. We want to decorate our city as per our mind.
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