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An outdoor scene in Dhaka, Bangladesh, captures a group of approximately 10-15 men participating in a street procession or protest under daylight conditions. The event is centered on a large red banner with white Bengali script, held horizontally across the foreground and midground by several individuals. The banner explicitly states, "Marsia Procession and Dua Mahfil (Prayer Gathering) on the occasion of the martyrdom of Shaheed Mir Quasem Ali (Rah.)." Individuals within the group are diverse in age, primarily young to middle-aged adults of South Asian appearance. Some wear traditional Islamic attire, including prayer caps (topi) and kurtas, while others wear casual Western clothing. Expressions range from solemn to focused. Several smaller red banners or placards are also displayed. One prominent banner on the right reads, "We want the trial of war criminal Bush-murderers" in Bengali, with smaller English text below stating "Justice for war criminals." Another banner, held by a man wearing a white and black patterned keffiyeh, declares "Free Palestine." A third smaller banner reads "We want trial of war criminals." In the immediate foreground, the back of a person's head is visible, holding a black monopod with a smartphone attached. The smartphone's screen displays a live recording or video of the procession. The background features a paved road, sparse vehicles, and numerous deciduous trees, characteristic of an urban street environment.
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