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A colorful mural covers a wall in Dhaka, Bangladesh, depicting approximately ten stylized individuals in a group, suggestive of a protest or rally. Many figures are depicted with open mouths, implying shouting or singing. One figure on the left side of the mural holds a white placard with black Bengali text "খুনি হাসিনা" (Khuni Hasina), translating to "Killer Hasina." The mural's background incorporates elements of the Bangladeshi flag, featuring green areas with red circles against a primary dark red backdrop. Prominently displayed across the top of the mural is green Bengali script reading "বাংলাদেশ জাতীয়তাবাদী" (Bangladesh Jatiotabadi), which translates to "Bangladesh Nationalist." Below the mural, on a brick-patterned base, black Bengali graffiti is visible, reading "ইনকিলাব জিন্দাবাদ" (Inqilab Zindabad), meaning "Long Live the Revolution." The entire scene is illuminated by an overhead artificial green light source.
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