Even six months after the interim government took over, families of the injured and martyred from the mass uprising are still awaiting the promised assistance. There has been little progress in securing advanced medical care, state recognition, financial aid, or rehabilitation. Frustrated, these families have taken to the streets in protest. Officials claim they are working to fulfill the demands. The uprising resulted in approximately 1,000 martyrs and 14,000 injuries. Of the injured, 30 have been sent abroad for advanced treatment, and free medical care is being arranged at 14 hospitals across the country. However, families argue that these measures are insufficient. Since November, they have blocked roads four times to press their demands. Many of the deceased and injured were the sole earners for their families, leaving dependents in distress. Masum, a member of an injured family, stated that a government job would help him sustain his family. While the government has allocated a budget for aid, the July Smriti Foundation reports that many claimants fail to provide necessary documentation, leading to delays in processing assistance.
অন্তর্বর্তী সরকারের ৬ মাসেও কাক্সিক্ষত সহায়তা থেকে বঞ্চিত আহত ও শহিদ পরিবারের সদস্যরা। উন্নত চিকিৎসা, পুনর্বাসন, রাষ্ট্রীয় স্বীকৃতি ও আর্থিক সহযোগিতা নিয়ে সরকারের প্রতিশ্রুতির দৃশ্যমান অগ্রগতি নেই। এ কারণে রাস্তায় নামতে হয়েছে আহত ও শহিদ পরিবারগুলোকে। যদিও বিষয়টি নিয়ে সংশ্লিষ্টরা বলছেন, আহত ও শহিদ পরিবারের দাবি পূরণে তারা কাজ করছেন।
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