Md. Abdul Kader

Abdul Kader was born on May 4, 1983, in Manikraj village of Faridganj, Chandpur district, illuminating the house of his parents, Noor Mohammad and Fatema Begum. Losing his father at a young age, he could not study much. Kader was forced to move to Dhaka to support his family. He started working in a rod and cement shop. Gradually his income increased. After some time, he got married to Rahima Khatun. They have a son and two daughters. Shaheed Abdul Kader used to live with his wife and children in the Uttara area of the capital.
How he was martyred
On August 5, 2024, the tyrannical killer Hasina resigned and fled the country. This news spread throughout the country in an instant. The whole country was covered with victory processions. In continuation of this, Abdul Kader joined a victory procession in Uttara. On the way back home after the procession, the killer police force left behind by the killer Hasina opened fire indiscriminately in front of Uttara West Police Station. Suddenly a bullet hit Abdul Kader's head. His skull was shattered and his brain came out. Shaheed Abdul Kader died on the spot. The body was picked up from the street and piled up in front of the police station. Meanwhile, Rahima Khatun was exhausted after not being able to find her husband. After a long time, the martyr's friend Mostafa found the body. In this way, he broke down in tears after seeing the body of his dearest friend. Then he arranged for Kader's body to be sent to his village home in Chandpur. After the funeral in his ancestral village, Shaheed Abdul Kader was laid to rest forever.
How is the martyr's family
Shaheed Abdul Kader used to run his family by working in a rod and cement shop in Uttara, Dhaka. The family of six used to live a very difficult life with their limited income. The martyr's family has taken to the streets due to the bullets of the killer Hasina's police force. Kader's wife Rahima Begum has fallen into danger with three helpless little children. She is in a lot of trouble with their education, livelihood and other necessities. Forced to leave Dhaka. Currently, the newly widowed martyr's wife Rahima Khatun is living a life of starvation and misery with her three children in the village home.
Neighbor's opinion
Expressing his feelings about Shaheed Abdul Kader, his neighbor Muhsin shed tears. He said- "Abdul Kader and I were very good friends. He was a very good man. He treated everyone well. Kader had a good relationship with almost everyone in the village. The locals will never be able to forget him. I have seen him regularly praying in the mosque. I want justice for the murder of my friend. Who will stand by this helpless family now! Who will take the responsibility of these little children. I want the killers to be hanged."
The movement of 24
From the very beginning of the birth of Bangladesh, students have led various movements. Students led everywhere in 1947, 1952, 1971, 2015, 2018, 2024. However, the martyrs and Ghazis of the 2024 movement started for the first time in 2015 with the students. At that time, they joined the anti-VAT movement against the then dictator killer Hasina's government. Later, in 2018, they were also actively involved in the safe road campaign. Its tagline was 'We want justice.' Since then, the movement has brought the current generation together. They became steadfast in their positions and commitment to justice. To put an end to injustice, they battled together. At that time, further chants were repeated throughout Bangladesh.
Finally, these students played an important role in the quota reform movement of 2024 as well. On July 2, the severity of the movement was originated from the Dhaka University campus and spread across the country. The movement gradually gained momentum. From the very beginning of the movement, the killer police force and the terrorist force of the autocratic government continued to torture the agitating students indiscriminately.
From July 2 to August 5, students of various institutions in different parts of the country held rallies, human chains, highway blockades, etc. The anti-discrimination student movement organization announced various programs from the premises of the Oxford of the East, Dhaka University. The fascist Hasina's nurtured goons law enforcement agencies harassed the students and the public by using tear shells, rubber bullets, shotguns, disappearances, murders, torture, and cases to thwart the program.
The Awami's marked terrorists jumped on the general students with local weapons and rifles. After a long movement, the then killer ruler Sheikh Hasina announced a curfew on August 5, 2024, instilling fear. Breaking that curfew, the common students and the public took position in the alleys of the capital. Then at two o'clock, the media reported that Sheikh Hasina had resigned and fled the country. Millions of students and people across the country, including the streets of Dhaka, started celebrating victory by holding each other.
Shaheed Abdul Kader: A Summary
Name: Abdul Kader
Profession: Shop employee
Date of Birth & Age: May 4, 1983, 41 years old
Date of Injury and Martyrdom: August 5, 2024, Monday, approximately 4:00 PM
Place of Martyrdom: Uttara West Police Station
Burial: Manikraj, Faridganj, Chandpur
Permanent Address: Village: Manikraj, Thana/Upazila: Faridganj, District: Chandpur
Father: Noor Mohammad
Mother: Fatema Begum
Condition of House and Property: No property
Details of Children: Has a young son and two daughters
Proposals
1. The educational expenses of the martyr's children can be maintained
2. Monthly or one-time assistance can be provided to the martyr's family