Relatives of those killed during the July uprising in Bangladesh have expressed satisfaction following the court verdict sentencing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death for alleged murder and crimes against humanity. Family members of the martyrs, speaking from various districts including Chattogram, Patuakhali, Magura, and Jamalpur, said they finally felt a sense of peace after years of grief but insisted that true justice would only be served once the verdict is executed. Many voiced concern about whether the sentence would be carried out, urging the interim government to bring Hasina back from India and implement the ruling without delay. Parents and spouses of the victims described the verdict as the first step toward justice and closure for their loved ones, emphasizing that they want to see the execution during the current administration. Several families also visited the graves of the deceased to pray for their souls after hearing the judgment.