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An illuminated mural adorns a concrete pillar under an elevated structure, likely a flyover or metro line, in an urban setting at night in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The mural, primarily green, white, and red, features a group of stylized figures, some wearing headscarves and others men, standing together with a large Bangladeshi flag prominently displayed. Behind them are depictions of urban buildings, suggesting a collective stand within a city environment. At the top right of the mural, text in Bengali reads "রাস-পরীক্ষা বর্জন" (Rās-parīkṣā barjana), which translates to "Boycott Examination" or "Reject Race-Test." Below the figures, a large white banner with a red border features the bold Bengali text "বাংলা রেকর্ড" (Bāṅlā Rekarḍ), meaning "Bengali Record" or "Bangladesh Record." A partially visible word, "জুল" (Jul) or "জুলু" can be seen on the left side of the pillar, possibly part of a larger word or phrase. The pillar itself is a structural support for the overhead concrete beam. A white drain pipe runs vertically along the left side of the pillar. In the foreground, a metal guard rail separates the pillar from a road or sidewalk. Numerous posters and flyers are haphazardly pasted on the lower section of the pillar and fence, below the mural. Trees and foliage are visible in the background and around the base of the pillar, illuminated by artificial lights, creating shadows against the dark night sky. The scene captures a vibrant piece of public art with a clear social or political message.
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