Sharif Osman Hadi, convener of the activist platform Inquilab Mancha, passed away in a Singapore hospital, marking a profound loss for Bangladesh’s democratic and cultural movements. His death is being described not merely as the end of a life but as the extinguishing of a moral beacon that guided a generation through political repression and fear.
Hadi emerged as a leading figure during the July 36 movement, which he saw as a continuation of the unfinished promises of 1971. Known for his fearless opposition to authoritarianism and cultural distortion, he championed democracy as a lived dignity rather than a slogan. His activism often placed him under surveillance and threat, yet he remained steadfast in defending free expression and collective justice.
Observers describe his passing as a warning for Bangladesh’s youth to resist apathy and reclaim the courage to question power. His legacy, rooted in moral clarity and civic defiance, continues to challenge the nation to uphold truth over convenience.
সিরাজুল আই. ভুঁইয়া প্রকাশ : ২০ ডিসেম্বর ২০২৫, ১০: ৫৬ সিরাজুল আই. ভুঁইয়া বৃহস্পতিবার রাতে, ১৯৭১-এর অসমাপ্ত অঙ্গীকার আর জুলাই ৩৬-এর জাগ্রত বিবেকের মতো ভারী এক মৃত্যু ইতিহাসের বুকে আছড়ে পড়েছে। সে মৃত্যু শুধু একটি তরুণ প্রাণের নিভে যাওয়া নয়—এ ছিল বাংলাদে
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