Mohammad Sajib

Shahid Md. Sajib was born on October 1, 2006, as the first child of Salauddin Sumon and Bibi Kulsum in their impoverished home. Sajib's birth created a mixed feeling in the hearts of this extremely poor couple – worry about feeding their beloved child and hope for a better future. However, Sajib, born into a poor family, could not continue his education for long. He had to take on the responsibility of supporting his family at a young age. He tried to help his family by working as a day laborer. Sajib was born in Lautoli village, Rasulpur Union, Begumganj Thana, Noakhali District.
Description of the Family's Financial Condition
Shahid Sajib's father is a rickshaw puller. His mother is a housewife. They live in their maternal grandmother's house as they do not have their own house or land. Sajib worked at Bikrampur Hardware on Chittagong Road in Narayanganj. His only younger brother, Ashraful, is only eight years old. He studies in the third grade of a primary school. The family's financial condition is very dire. The untimely loss of Sajib, their beloved child and a glimmer of hope, has left his poverty-stricken family devastated with grief.
Description of the Incident
When the anti-discrimination student movement spread across the country, Sajib also joined the movement. On July 20th, he joined the procession , in front of Dutch Bangla Bank on Chittagong Road in Narayanganj and suddenly gunfire was opened from a helicopter. Two bullets pierced Sajib's body, and he collapsed on the spot. His friends recovered his body. Later, his family members came and took him to their own home, where he was buried.
Personal Information of the Shaheed at a Glance
Name: Mohammad Sajib
Father's Name: Salauddin Sumon
Mother's Name: Bibi Kulsum
Address: Lautoli, Rasulpur, Begumganj, Noakhali
Family Members: Three
Father
Mother
Brother (Ashraful, Age-8, 3rd Grade)
Place and Date of Injury: July 20, 2024, Chittagong Road
Assailant: (Not mentioned)
Place and Date of Death: July 20, 2024, Chittagong Road
Burial: His Village
Proposals for Assistance
• Housing is needed.
• Providing a business establishment for the father to ensure a stable income.
• To provide the educational expenses of the younger brother.