Md. Mahin

Md. Mahin, a proud martyr of the July Revolution, was born on August 10, 2009. His father was the late Amin Rasul and his mother is Rahima Begum. Mahin's permanent address is Haramia village, Haramia Union, Sandwip police station, Chittagong district. He, who sacrificed himself for the country, will be remembered forever in history. Mahin's bravery and love for the country have placed him in a special place.
Description of the Incident
On July 18, according to the students' announcement, the 'Complete Shutdown' program began. The whole country was heated with protests. The previous day, the Awami League's invading Chhatra League, Jubo League, and police force carried out a brutal attack on the students. The students also stood up to resist. The Awami goons were driven out of the university halls. Students of private universities came down to the streets in droves. Fiery slogans on social media. Even those who were silent were mentally preparing themselves.
Bangladesh was shocked with the blood of the students. Citizens and professionals stood by the students. The Awami League practically went into hiding. There were massive clashes in Dhaka. The divisional cities also became tensed as heated as Dhaka. The movement took the form of a mass movement. The Awami League's party cadres went into hiding. They were afraid to come forward directly as before. They mingled with the police. They launched armed attacks under police protection. On this day, the invading Awami police force attacked protest rallies in almost all educational institutions across the country. Hundreds of people were injured.
Private university students took the lead in the movement on this day. The martyrdom of Mir Mueed created a stir on July 18. Including Mueed, a total of 40 people were martyred. There were more clashes in Dhaka on this day. The main point of Chittagong was Bahaddarhat. There too, intense tension was going on. Mahin works in Bahaddarhat. He is a grocery store employee. The same age as the students. He participated in the students' movement in various ways every day. Seeing the tortured students, Mahin joined the movement. The barbarity of the Awami League and the police made him furious.
Embracing Martyrdom
On July 18, Mahin stayed with the students throughout the day. In the afternoon, the police attacked the rally. They fired shots. The time was approximately 4 o'clock. A bullet pierced Mahin. He collapsed. The students quickly wanted to take him to the hospital. He died on the way. The grieving mother was plunged into an ocean of sorrow. The country was stained with the blood of one of its sons. After the funeral, he was buried in the local graveyard in his beloved village. Mahin became a proud warrior of the July Revolution.
Family Condition
The martyr's father has passed away. He has one brother who is unemployed. Their financial condition is very dire. Shahid Mahin was the only earning member. They have no house to live in. The family is completely insolvent. His mother is a widow, sonless, a destitute, and helpless woman. There is no one to look after the family.
Feelings
Mahin's father died before he could even experience his childhood. The liveliness that exists in childhood no longer remained. At a very young age, he had to take the reins of the family. He worked in a grocery store. He was very calm and polite. Mahin was just a fifteen-year-old teenager. The son of a poor family. At his death, the martyr's mother is speechless. She wants justice for her son's murder. Friends say, Mahin was a very polite boy. We want justice for his murder.
Personal Information of the Shaheed at a Glance
Name: Md. Mahin
Birth: 10-08-2009
Father: Late Amin Rasul
Mother: Rahima Begum
Permanent Address: Village: Haramia, Union: Haramia. Thana: Sandwip, District: Chittagong
Current Address: Village: Haramia, Union: Haramia, Thana: Sandwip, District: Chittagong
Family Members: 2 people
Profession: Job (at a grocery store)
Financial Condition: Insolvent
Date of Martyrdom: July 18, Bahaddarhat, in front of Chaktai police station, Chittagong
Grave: Haramia Graveyard
Proposals
1. Arrange for housing for the martyr's family.
2. Provide a monthly allowance for the mother.
3. Provide a one-time grant.
4. To give a job to the martyr’s brother.