Stake attention in this memory
This image depicts a public gathering, likely a protest or press conference, occurring in front of the "Oporajeyo Bangla" sculpture at Dhaka University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. An overhead concrete structure with turquoise paint and visible pink Bengali script "শীর" (shir) is present at the top. The scene features a diverse crowd of approximately 50 to 70 individuals. The majority are men, many wearing traditional panjabis (tunics) and some with prayer caps (topis). A significant number of women are visible, some wearing hijabs and abayas, with a few fully veiled by niqabs. At the center, a young man in a blue tunic and a red scarf is speaking into a cluster of microphones from various Bangladeshi news channels, including RTV, Boishakhi TV, GTV, and DBC News. Another young man in a striped shirt assists by holding additional microphones towards the speaker. In the foreground, numerous media personnel operate professional video cameras mounted on tripods and handheld, actively recording the event. Protest signs in Bengali are held by several individuals. A yellow sign reads, "নারী ও পুরুষ নির্যাতনের বিরুদ্ধে রুখে দাঁড়াও বাংলাদেশ!" (Stand up against oppression of women and men, Bangladesh!). A purple sign states, "নারী নিপড়নের বিরুদ্ধে রুখে দাঁড়াও ও আন্দোলন করুন" (Stand up against women's oppression and protest). A red sign chillingly asks, "তোমাকে ধর্ষণ করা হবে, তুমি মিছিলে কেন?" (You will be raped, why are you in the procession?). Another red sign partially visible on the left reads, "কুশ যাওয়া অপরাধ।" (Kush Jawa Oporadh, meaning "Going to Kush is a crime" or possibly "Cowardice is a crime," referring to a specific context). In the background, the multi-figure "Oporajeyo Bangla" concrete sculpture stands prominently, depicting multiple human figures, including two central men and a woman, adorned with garlands. Trees are visible on the left side, and the event takes place outdoors under bright daylight on a paved surface.
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