Md. Imtiaz Hossain

Shahid Md. Imtiaz Hossain was born on April 4, 2002. He was recently married. He worked a small job at a courier service. He was on the road all day. The scenes of the movement happened right before his eyes. Seeing the police bullets in the chests of the students, the fresh blood, Imtiaz Hossain became enraged during the anti-discrimination movement that started in July. Like him, countless conscious citizens jumped and joined the movement against the Hasina government. He too became involved in the movement at one point. Imtiaz Hossain regularly participated in the student-public movement.
Background of Martyrdom
The general public of Bangladesh took to the streets in the July Revolution, exasperated by 16 long years of oppression, tyranny, and killings. The movement gained momentum with the participation of people from all walks of life.
The movement gradually transformed into an anti-discrimination movement. The anti-discrimination movement turned into a government overthrow movement. On August 5, the autocrat Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee. The best fascist of the century fled the country. The people were jubilant. The march of demands was then a victory procession.
Even though Hasina fled, her killer police and lathi-wielding Awami forces remained in every alleyway of the country. Imtiaz Hossain and others expressed their joy with the victory procession. The lurking killer Hasina's barbaric police indiscriminately fired on the procession, on Imtiaz's victory procession. As soon as the procession reached Doshghoria market, the killer forces opened fire.
Imtiaz was injured by a bullet. He collapsed. His fellow marchers quickly took him to the hospital. He breathed his last on August 5th at approximately 3:30 AM.
On the day of victory, a shadow of mourning descended on Imtiaz's family. His newly married wife became a widow. His parents lost their beloved son, and his siblings lost their dear brother. The celebration procession of the second independence was turned into a mourning procession by Hasina's killer police and Awami goons. Brutal killings took place on the day of victory Not only in Noakhali but also in various other places in the country. The victorious people were martyred by bullets. This killer clique should be brought to justice. The martyr's body was brought home from the hospital. After the funeral, he was buried in the local graveyard.
Family Condition
Shahid Md. Imtiaz Hossain's family is a lower-middle-class family. His father works as a day laborer in other people's land. The economic condition is very precarious. Imtiaz Hossain worked in a courier service. They do not have their own land. Poverty and hardship are constant companions. They are a completely destitute family. They are even more devastated by the death of their son. Imtiaz got married a short time ago. The newlywed bride's eyes are filled with darkness.
Feelings of the Locals
Neighbor Md. Sohel Bappi shared his reaction. He said that Md. Imtiaz Hossain was a gentleman. He mingled with everyone. He never spoke harshly to anyone. He was amiable with everyone. No harsh words were ever heard from him. Imtiaz was loved by everyone in the area.
Maulana Omar Farooq said, Imtiaz was a humane person. He was sincere about the movement. He respected elders.
The locals knew him as a good man. A shadow of mourning descended on the area after his death.
Personal Information of the Shaheed at a Glance
Name: Md. Imtiaz Hossain
Father: Md. Habibur Rahman
Mother: Monowara Begum
Date of Birth: 4-04-2002
Permanent Address: Village: Gobindpur, Union: Hatpukuria Ghatelbag, Thana: Chatkhil, District: Noakhali
Current Address: Village: Wari Mia Baparibari, Union: Gobindpur, Thana: Chatkhil, District: Noakhali
Time of Martyrdom: August 5, 2024
Grave: Doshghoria Graveyard in his area
Proposals
1. His family can be given a one-time grant, a monthly allowance can be added as well.
2. Provide them with housing. A business can be launched or a farmland can be bought for the martyr’s father.
3. To Give his brothers jobs or business capital, also to provide the newlywed bride a one-time grant.