July Mass Uprising Day Tomorrow

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Publish : 04 Aug 2026, 07:36 PM

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Bangladesh will observe the "July Mass Uprising Day" tomorrow, marking two years of the fall of the Hasina-led fascist government amid a student-led mass uprising that changed the nation's political course.

To commemorate the occasion, the government, political parties and socio-cultural organisations will take various programmes to honour the sacrifices of those including students who took to the streets against misrule and autocracy.

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Tomorrow's observance will include tributes, processions and cultural performances, highlighting the importance of the day.

On June 26 in 2025, the interim government announced August 5 as 'July Uprising Day'. It was decided to include the date as a 'Ka' category day in the observance of national and international days to be observed as the 'July Mass Uprising Day' every year.

The day is a public holiday.

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