July Graffiti to Stand as Timeless Witness to History: Home Adviser

Home Adviser Lt Gen (retd.) Jahangir Alam Chowdhury declared on Saturday that the July graffiti will remain an invaluable testament to Bangladesh’s history.

Speaking at the inauguration of two graffiti works, *July Birotto* and *July Attotyaag*, at the mural square of the Padma Bridge, the adviser emphasized that the July mass uprising was more than a movement—it was a fight to establish truth and justice against oppression. He highlighted how the student-led movement gave the nation a new direction.

“I believe such initiatives will inspire the younger generation to embrace the spirit of truth, justice, freedom, and democracy,” he said.

“Our duty is to honor the martyrs’ sacrifices with respect and carry forward their ideals to advance the nation,” he added.

In a reflective tone, the home adviser concluded, “Let us unite to build a Bangladesh committed to justice, equality, and humanity.”

He urged everyone to work together to realize the martyrs’ vision of a Bangladesh rooted in fairness, equality, and compassion.