Contest Alert ⚠️ 1 Picture 1 Story Week #61

Hope all my Steemian family is doing well by the grace of Almighty Allah. The reason I'm here today for participating in the contest ''Contest Alert ⚠️ 1 Picture 1 Story Week #61'' announced by honorable mam @suboohi in the community of Steem For Pakistan.

We express our feelings through writing, oral language, drawing, or creating sculptures. Today I am going to share with you a painting on a wall, which is a new chapter in the history of our country that has been presented to all of us. Through social media, we are connected with each other most of the day but if this social media is closed it disrupts communication a lot and we worry about each other. Today I will share with you one such true story.

A historical revolution happened in our country Bangladesh a few months ago. We Bengalis never imagined this revolution could happen. At the start, this revolution was built around a small movement. Students are protesting against the systematic quota of our country. The students' movement gradually grew larger and stronger. All the students of every school, college, university, and madrasah of our country have played a strong role in this movement. The government sought to suppress them from the start with various police forces and the government's own law enforcement agencies. At that time, students were detained from their homes and sent to jail after inhumane torture. Besides, all the

teachers and general people who supported their students in this movement were also tortured and sent to jail in various ways. During the agitation, the government shut down mobile networks and wi-fi or broadband networks across Bangladesh, cutting off communication between all. Parents were very worried about the safety of their children due to which they also took to the streets with their children in favor of this quota movement. Gradually every person from every sector accompanied them to see this crisis. All people from all walks of life are victims of the government's tyrannical and immoral torture during this period of agitation. After 16 long years of anger, pain, misery, and torture sitting within each person stood up and forced the government to fall. During this time, newspapers, TV, and various press media were blocked by the government so that they would not highlight the inhumane torture that was inflicted on the students and the general public.

During this time many students tried to express their inner expressions by painting on the roadside walls. This portrayal had been made by the protesting students at that crucial moment. Through this image, the students tried to explain that Facebook is one of the most used social media in our country. The government blocked this Facebook social media in Bangladesh through a dirty conspiracy due to which students were unable to communicate easily with each other. This despicable action by the government is depicted in this picture where the government closed the eyes and mouths of the students by shutting down Facebook. letter on the Kota movement has successful the students were with the decision

Besides, one more thing we can see in this painting is that on the right side is written July 36. There is a reason behind this too. The reason is that it usually falls on 31 days but this dictatorial government fell on 5th August according to the calendar date but the students fixed this day as 36th July.

Later came the reforms of the “Quota Movement” and the earlier government party division changed. The government was finally forced to resign under public demand for his various ironic comments and brutal torture of his students and the general public.

I would like to invite some of my Steemian friends - @sojib1996, @sadaf02, @shadow04, and @meheruntinni here to participate in this amazing contest and share their story about one special picture in there life.

Photography Details

Device Name📱	Location 📍	Captured by 📸
Samsung Galaxy A15 (5G)	Dhaka, Bangladesh	@zisha-hafiz