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A concrete wall, approximately three meters high, is covered with multi-colored political graffiti and murals in an outdoor, urban setting in Dhaka, Bangladesh, likely within or near the Dhaka University area. The wall is divided into two primary sections. The left section, painted yellow, features a large, stylized portrait of a man with glasses and a beard, identifiable as Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, depicted with red devil horns and red splatters resembling blood on his face. Bengali text above this portrait reads "কোথায় আজ সেই সিরাজ সিকদার?" (Where is that Siraj Sikdar today?). Additional Bengali text advocates resistance against "fallen and neo-imperialism." English graffiti overlays the portrait, including "Like father Like daughter" and "MOTHERLAND 2.0 DEPRAVE WASTE." The right section of the wall is split vertically into white and red. It features a stark, black-and-white linear portrait of another man, identifiable as Siraj Sikder, with the right half of his face outlined against the red background. Below this portrait are red drips and symbols resembling stylized skulls or fists. Bengali text on the red portion includes "লাল সেলাম" (Red Salute). An outdoor air conditioning unit is mounted on the upper right side of the wall. The ground in the foreground consists of unpaved dirt and gravel, scattered with dried leaves, plastic bottles, and general debris. Overhead, a clear sky is partially obscured by green tree foliage.
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