Md. Sagar Gazi

Shaheed Md. Sagar Gazi is the child of a poor family. He was born in 2005. His birthplace is his own district of Patuakhali. His father's name is Sirajul Gazi and his mother's name is Mosammat Sahida Begum. Shaheed Md. Sagar Gazi was the only hope of the family. His father is 65 years old. He used to run the family by working as a mason. Due to illness, he can no longer do much work.
Shaheed Md. Sagar Gazi was a very humble, polite and sociable boy. He always maintained good relations with his friends in the area. Due to the financial hardship of the family, he had to leave studies at an early age and start working. The dreams of young Sagar were faded by the grip of poverty. When the dreams were drowned in the sea of darkness and despair, death seemed to become a harsh reality. Hiding the cruel darkness, Sagar, with his chest held high, boldly showed the courage to dream. He died in the RAB's firing in the victory procession after the August 5th movement.
Current state of the family
The family's condition is not good. The father is a mason, and at present, the work of such workers has also decreased. The condition of their house is also not very good. Sagar Gazi was the only earning member of the family. The family is now helpless after losing him.
Sagar's dream was extinguished at the age of just 20. Sagar is the son of Sirajul Islam of East Par Dakua village in Dakua Union of Galachipa Upazila. He came to Dhaka with great expectations. On August 5, Sagar was shot in the head in the Jasim Uddin flyover area of Uttara, Dhaka. The family's dream was extinguished. Father Sirajul Islam said, "They have only 60 decimals of land in the village. How will he run the family now?"
Incident of Martyrdom
Although the beloved motherland was exploited and tortured by foreign forces, it was never exploited by its own people. The Awami government, after coming to power, trampled on all previous history and started exploiting the people of this country. The independence gained with the blood of Bengalis was shattered in an instant. During their 16-year rule, the level of discrimination surpassed all previous history. The Awami government became involved in all anti-human crimes including disappearance, murder, genocide, rape, robbery, drug trafficking, money laundering, looting in the name of development, extortion, corruption.
Killing people was a child's play to the autocrat Sheikh Hasina. To suppress the opposition party, disappearances, murders, assassinations, arrests, repression and torture are carried out. Countless leaders and activists of the opposition party are indiscriminately killed. Allama Delawar Hossain Sayedee is kept imprisoned day after day on charges of anti-humanity crimes and false war crimes. Numerous innocent leaders of the Jamaat are unjustly killed by hanging them on the gallows. Countless innocent people are inhumanly tortured by keeping them confined in mirror houses. To perpetuate power, the constitution is amended and the caretaker government system is abolished. All preparations are completed to consolidate power through two farcical elections in a row.
Neither common employees, day laborers, journalists, drivers, teenagers, nor even 12-year-old child Zobayit Hossain Emon were spared from the harsh blows of stubborn authority. He was shot and killed from a helicopter. The picture of Golam Nafiz's lifeless body hanging on a rickshaw still torments us. We have to watch with a heavy heart when Yamin, a student of MIST, is thrown down from an armored vehicle. In a last attempt to cling to life, their trembling bodies agitated the entire nation. Four-year-old child Abdul Ahad, hawker Md. Shahjahan, driver Dulal Motibur, student Rakib Hasan, construction worker Nur Alam, security guard Imran Khalifa, doctor Sajib Sarkar, madrasa student Abdullah Al Mamun and many others were was being martyred. People of all classes, all professions, all ages had to give their lives. Women, men, children, no one was spared from the death list. Countless police members also had to be brutally sacrificed to keep the power-hungry authority in power.
The police conducted a combing operation and brought innocent students from various student dormitories in Dhaka and subjected them to inhuman torture. Seeing these scenes, the conscience of common people cried out. No one can stay at home. Everyone joins the movement from their respective places. Some come forward to help the students by providing water, food, and shelter. When the discrimination reaches its extreme, the movement begins. The second liberation war begins.
In this movement, the killer's blow did not spare the 20-year-old teenager Sagar Gazi Ahmed either. After the anti-discrimination student movement ended, he was shot in the head when the police fired indiscriminately in the freedom procession. He died on the spot. On August 5, at 3 pm, Sagar was shot in the head in the Jasim Uddin flyover area of Uttara, Dhaka. The family's dream was extinguished. In an instant, a promising son of the country was lost forever. We will not forget those who selflessly and unreservedly sacrificed their lives. The nation will remember these brave soldiers of ours for life.
Feelings about the Shaheed
Mohammad Gazi Saheb Uddin (uncle) said, "Sagar, my nephew, was very good at studies. He was very polite; he was a very enterprising boy. He had good relations with relatives, friends, and everyone."
An Overview of Shaheed’s Life
Shaheed Md. Sagar Gazi is the child of a poor family. He was born in 2005. His birthplace is his own district of Patuakhali. His father's name is Sirajul Gazi and his mother's name is Mosammat Sahida Begum. Shaheed Md. Sagar Gazi was the only hope of the family. His father is 65 years old. He used to run the family by working as a mason. Due to illness, he can no longer do much work.
Shaheed Md. Sagar Gazi was a very humble, polite and sociable boy. He always maintained good relations with his friends in the area. Due to the financial hardship of the family, he had to leave studies at an early age and start working. The dreams of young Sagar were faded by the grip of poverty. When the dreams were drowned in the sea of darkness and despair, death seemed to become a harsh reality. Hiding the cruel darkness, Sagar, with his chest held high, boldly showed the courage to dream. He died in the RAB's firing in the victory procession after the August 5th movement.
A Glimpse of the Shaheed's Personal Information
Name : Shaheed Md. Sagar Gazi
Occupation : Student
Institution : Ulania High School and College
Date of birth : 10-01-2005
Age : 20 years
Father : Md. Sirajul Gazi
Mother : Mosammat Sahida Begum
Date of Martyrdom : 05/08/2024 3 PM
Place of Martyrdom : Uttara, Jasim Uddin Road
Permanent and current address : Village: Purba Dakua, Union: 6th Dakua, Thana: Galachipa, District: Patuakhali
Proposals
1. His family needs financial assistance
2. The cost of treatment for his mother and mother should be borne