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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 48409, member: 636"] Professor Morshed Hasan Khan told everyone that Tarique Rahman led the July revolution from far away. The BNP education chief said Rahman gave people hope when times looked dark. He spoke at a big meeting on Tuesday about the uprising that changed Bangladesh. Khan said Rahman proved real leaders can inspire people even from distant places. The professor praised how Rahman united citizens during the tough struggle. BNP started a month-long celebration to remember the July protests that happened last year. Political parties came together at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre for discussions. Begum Khaleda Zia showed up as the main guest at this special event. Tarique Rahman opened the program through a video call from London. Ruhul Kabir Rizvi ran the meeting as different groups talked about democracy and freedom. Families of people who died during the protests received awards and respect. Leaders observed quiet time to honor those who gave their lives for change. A movie about the movement played for everyone to watch. Political figures from 63 different parties attended this important gathering. Reporters and smart people also joined the crowd. Khan remembered President Ziaur Rahman and other heroes who fought against bad government. He said Tarique Rahman helped bring the country together after August 5th. The professor called Rahman a leader that young people look up to and trust. Khan wants a new Bangladesh built on fairness and freedom. He promised that democracy will win through hard work and staying united. [/QUOTE]

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