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A right hand, displaying light skin tone and short fingernails, holds a vertically oriented, rectangular white paper flyer printed in black. The flyer, held by the upper right corner, features Bengali text and two images. The text at the top reads, "Dear monotheistic public, raise your voice with a thunderous roar. Slogan: Takbir, Allahu Akbar. Revolution, Revolution, Long Live, Long Live. The revolution has called. No time to stay at home." Below this, prominently displayed, is "We demand justice for Shaheed (Martyr) Sharif Osman Hadi. We have not abandoned the streets." The bottom of the flyer states, "Courtesy: Mohammad Sheikh Farhad, A conscious citizen of Bangladesh." On the left side of the flyer's lower half, a grayscale portrait displays a young adult male with a beard and dark hair, facing forward with a neutral expression. He is wearing what appears to be a collared garment. To the right of the portrait, a large, solid black, irregular geometric shape, resembling an inverted L or a partially filled triangle, occupies the space. The hand holding the flyer is positioned over a blurred purple garment, possibly a traditional Bengali shirt or kurta. In the upper background, blurred dark shoes and lower trouser legs of another individual are visible, standing on a dark, textured surface consistent with asphalt or concrete. The scene depicts a public setting, likely a street or sidewalk, in the city of Dhaka, Bangladesh, during a moment associated with protest or a call for justice.
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