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This image shows three bronze-colored statues, part of a larger monument, viewed from a low angle against a bright, overcast sky. The monument is the Jatiya Muktijoddha Smriti Stambha (National Freedom Fighter Memorial Monument) located at Shapla Chattar (Water Lily Square) in the Motijheel commercial area of Dhaka, Bangladesh. The leftmost visible statue is that of a male figure wearing a collared shirt, looking forward and slightly upward. To his right, a female statue is depicted in a traditional draped garment, holding a rifle vertically with both hands, aiming it upward. Her gaze is directed forward and slightly upward. To the right of the female figure, a male statue in a military-style uniform and hat is captured in a dynamic, forward-striding pose, with his right arm extended forward, possibly holding or gesturing with a weapon. Green foliage from a tree or bush is present in the mid-ground, partially obscuring the lower torsos of the left and middle statues. The lower foreground features a dense bundle of black electrical or communication cables, some coiled, running horizontally and partially obscuring the base of the monument. The background features a prominent, modern high-rise building with a glass facade and distinctive white, horizontally curving architectural elements, typical of contemporary office towers in Dhaka's commercial district.
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