Ameer of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Dr Shafiqur Rahman visits a still photograph exhibition programme titled ‘July Hasn’t Yet Ended’ with the diplomats at his government residence in the city’s 29 Minto Road on Saturday marking the second anniversary of the July mass uprising that featured different phases when the people of this land rose up for freedom and justice. The exhibition’s timeline began in 1947, featured the 1971 Liberation War, anti-Ershad campaign, ending of fascist Awami League regime with an uprising in 2024.

Ameer of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Dr Shafiqur Rahman visits a still photograph exhibition programme titled 'July Hasn't Yet Ended' with the diplomats at his government residence in the city's 29 Minto Road on Saturday marking the second anniversary of the July mass uprising that featured different phases when the people of this land rose up for freedom and justice. The exhibition's timeline began in 1947, featured the 1971 Liberation War, anti-Ershad campaign, ending of fascist Awami League regime with an uprising in 2024.