Md. Somes Uddin

Md. Somes Uddin was born on May 21, 1960, in the house of Yusuf Uddin and Samitunnessa, a couple from the 12th Ward of Radhakrishnapur village, Rangpur Sadar. He was born into a humble family, and from a young age, he demonstrated a strong sense of responsibility and commitment toward his community. Growing up in a rural area, he developed an interest in social and political movements, which led him to become an active member of the Jamaat-e-Islami. Known for his strong beliefs in justice and equality, he was deeply engaged in local affairs, striving to make a positive impact on his community and the society at large.
Incident Description
Md. Somes Uddin was an active member of Jamaat-e-Islami and participated in various political and social movements. During the anti-discrimination student movement, the police played an aggressive role in suppressing the protests, and on August 2, Somes Uddin was present with other students near a mosque after the Maghrib prayer. As tensions rose, the police began chasing the students, and in the chaos, Somes Uddin joined the others in running to escape. After running for some distance, he collapsed on the road, suffering a stroke. He was immediately rushed to a nearby private hospital, Prime Medical, where the doctors declared him dead upon arrival. His untimely death marked a tragic loss for his family and the community, leaving behind a legacy of commitment to justice and freedom.
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At a Glance: Martyr's Profile
Name: Md. Somes Uddin
Occupation: Business
Date of Birth & Age: May 21, 1960 / 64 years
Date of Martyrdom: August 2, 2024, approximately 7:00 PM
Place of Martyrdom: Radhakrishnapur (Moulvipara)
Buried: Social Graveyard (Rangpur)
Permanent Address: Village – Radhakrishnapur, Ward No. 12, Thana – Rangpur Sadar, District – Rangpur
Father: Md. Yusuf Uddin
Mother: Mrs. Samitunnessa
Children's Details:
1. Mrs. Shirin, Relation: Daughter (30), SSC Graduate
2. Md. Ashikur Rahman, Relation: Son (25), Textile Engineer (Diploma)
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