Nasir Hossain

The district of Lakshmipur is home to Shaheed Md. Nasir Hossain. He was from a Lakshmipur farming family. He was born on January 02, 1985. Md. Rafiqul Islam is the name of his father. Nazma Begum, mother. Of his siblings, Nasir is the oldest. With three brothers and five sisters, they are a big family. Permanent address: Union: 10th Ashrab Nagar, Thana: Raipur, District: Lakshmipur, Village: Shayesta Nagar. Present address: Thana: Jatrabari, Dhaka; House: Matuail, Rayerbagh.
How Nasir Hossain walked the path of martyrdom
Shaheed Md. Nasir Hossain was a tailor by profession. History testifies, when the people of the country rise up for the needs of the country, profession becomes secondary. The difference between class and profession is erased, everyone at that holds one single identity and that is they all are patriot. In the field of movement, their identity is that they are warriors. Everyone then comes down to the struggle shoulder to shoulder.
Nasir Hossain is a tailor. But he was a revolutionary warrior in the '24 revolution. When we look back at history, the name of the struggling commander-in-chief Munshi Meherullah floats on the pages of history. Munshi Meherullah was a tailor. During his time, missionary Christian priests began to mislead the Muslims in various ways. He deeply realized the matter. He came down to the field to answer the priests. He began to answer the words of the priests through logical arguments. From a tailor, he became a religious preacher of the religion for the needs of the nation. The priests began to be defeated in front of his fiery speeches. This fiery speaker felt that it would not be enough to just give speeches, he would have to work in the field of writing as well. He started writing books. At one point, due to the need to publish the book, he sold the sewing machine of his earnings. In this way, the people of this country come down to the streets for the needs of the era.
What is now CNG, in the nineties was Baby. Noor Hossain, the hero of the mass uprising of the nineties, was a Baby driver. The contribution of the marginal class professionals to our movement and struggle is spread across the pages. Because they are awake, we have infinite courage. They are the freedom-loving heroic children who save the country. The nation will remember Nasir Hossain's contribution to the '24 revolution with respect. Although Nasir Hossain was a tailor by profession, he always thought about the country. He considered the movement of the anti-discrimination students and the public to be a logical movement.
A country has been made a family's ancestral property. People's rights have been snatched away. As soon as someone talks about rights, state terrorism is carried out. Nasir Hossain lived in the capital. He was aware. Political events continue to happen before his eyes. The government's policy of suppressing a logical demand makes the calm, and innocent Nasir angry. He is horrified by the July massacre. The government shoots and kills the student public. Unleashes pet forces. Police shoot students in the chest. Chhatra League, Jubo League harass female students in an unprecedented manner.
Watching these injustices, Nasir Hossain became a protestor. He actively participated in the movement. He stays in the field regularly. He supplies cooked food and cold water from the house for the protesters. On July 19, Nasir Hossain was providing water and cooked food to the protesters. On July 20, he was at the Rayerbagh point of Jatrabari in the capital. The police of the autocrat suddenly attacked the peaceful procession. Many were injured. Nasir was shot, the bullet hit his head and face. He was admitted to Mugda Hospital in critical condition. He died on July 23 while undergoing treatment.
After being injured, his family had to face various kinds of harassment. The Awami goons prevented his treatment work. His family continued the treatment overcoming police harassment and fear of goons. After his death, they also threatened him with fear during the funeral and burial. The graveyard authorities also created various complications. After overcoming all obstacles, he was finally buried in the Matuail graveyard.
Family condition
His dad is an impoverished farmer. He does not own any significant land. He has no loan but at the same he is not that solvent either. Not in debt, but not solvent. With daily pay, life continues in some way. large family. As the elder one, Nasir had a higher duty to his family as well. The Ramganj youngster was employed at Rayerbagh, Dhaka. He used to work with another brother. The father of Nasir’s father is still working is still employed as a day laborer. One brother does not have a job. One sister attends school, while the other is enrolled in college. In addition to providing for the family, Nasir was a source of pride and admiration for his siblings. A responsible guardian. His death is extremely frustrating for the family.
According to Md. Gulzar Hossain, Nasir Hossain is a gentle and polite man. A worthy son of his father. He has sacrificed many things of his personal life to fulfill his responsibilities towards his brothers and sisters. He was born in 1985. He is still unmarried. According to the sisters, their brother was not only a brother, but also a shady guardian like a banyan tree. Their brother was the best blessing
Shaheed Md. Nasir Hossain at a glance
Martyr : Nasir Hossain
Date of Birth : 01-02-1985
Father : Md. Rafiqul Islam
Mother : Nazma Begum
Martyr's Siblings : They are three brothers, five sisters
Permanent Address : Village: Shayesta Nagar, Union: 10th Ashrab Nagar, Thana: Raipur, District: Lakshmipur
Current Address : House: Matuail, Rayerbagh, Thana: Jatrabari, Dhaka
Profession : Tailor
Picture of Martyrdom
On July 20, he was shot in the head and face by RAB/BGB in Rayerbagh Bazar.
The time was 12.30 pm. Later, on July 23, he died at 7.30 pm at Mugda Hospital.
He was buried in Matuail Graveyard.
Proposal
The first thing needed to make this distressed family self-reliant is a one-time grant.
A home is needed.
Arrangements should be made for the employment of his brothers.
The cost of educating the sisters should be covered.
Arrangement of monthly allowance.
Providing medical allowance.
Providing a one-time payment for the sisters' marriage.