PM to Inaugurate July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum Tomorrow

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Publish : 04 Aug 2026, 01:41 PM

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has given his consent to attend the grand opening ceremony of the July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum, according to an official Press Information Department handout.

The inaugural event is scheduled to take place at 9 am tomorrow (August 5), marking the second anniversary of the historic uprising.

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Cabinet ministers, high-ranking military and civil administrators, along with invited distinguished guests, will attend the inauguration ceremony.

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