Fazlul Karim (Fazal Mia)

Bangladesh’s second independence was achieved at the cost of the lives of the common people. Fazal Mia was one of those individuals. He worked as a garment worker. Fazal was born into a poor family in the village of Tangaripara, Baksiganj, Jamalpur. Due to financial constraints, the responsibility of his family fell on him at a young age. Later, when he entered married life, he moved to the industrial city of Dhaka. Fazal’s wife, Rani Begum, had hopes that with her husband’s earnings, their family life would gradually improve. However, one day, the Awami hooligans seized control of the only earning member of the family, Fazal Mia. As a result, the five-member family is now struggling in extreme poverty.
Martyr’s Context
On August 5, 2024, after the dictator Prime Minister Killer Hasina fled, the terrorist law enforcement agencies she left behind were determined to take a deadly stand. Members of various police stations, police outposts, APBN (Armed Police Battalion), BGB, RAB, Ansar, and other law enforcement agencies betrayed the people of the country on this day. As a result, hundreds of people lost their lives, including Shaheed Fazlul Karim, also known as Fazal Mia. He was shot by police in Uttara, Jasim Uddin, and martyred at the scene. At the time of his death, he left behind his wife, children, parents, and younger brother.
News link about the martyr
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At a Glance: Personal Information of the Martyr
Name: Fazlul Karim (Fazal Mia)
Wife: Rani Begum, Profession: Housewife
Current & Permanent Address: District: Jamalpur, Upazila: Baksiganj, Village: Tangaripara
Date of Martyrdom: August 5, 2024, Time: Afternoon, Location: Uttara, Jasim Uddin, Dhaka
Burial: Hometown, Family Graveyard
Recommendations
1. The martyr's wife can be provided with employment.
2. The family could receive monthly or one-time financial aid.
3. The martyr's younger brother should be assisted in his education.
4. Medical assistance could be provided to the martyr’s parents.