Stake attention in this memory
The image displays white Bengali text on a dark, non-reflective surface, likely a memorial plaque or informational panel. The text recounts the story of Monir, a vegetable vendor, who was fatally shot by police on August 5 while participating in a political protest designated as the "March to Dhaka" program. He sustained a gunshot wound to the abdomen at 2 PM and died at 11 PM at PG Hospital. His young son, Md. Abir, is quoted asking, "Father, why aren't you getting up?" His wife states that Monir was a good man who committed no crime, merely joining the rally for his country. The text concludes by noting that his family now experiences poverty and despair, with his aspirations confined to memories. The mention of "PG Hospital" places the event's medical context in Dhaka, Bangladesh, specifically referring to the Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) located in the Shahbag area of the city. The 'March to Dhaka' also indicates the protest itself occurred within the city of Dhaka.
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