Another young life lost in the darkness of political unrest.
In Ward 9 of Raipur Municipality, Lakshmipur — the body of Arif Hossain, the middle son of Mohammad Manik Mia,
was found near his home.
The murder happened in the stillness of the night.
Police have begun an investigation —
but the people know how these stories end.
Because the state itself is now held hostage by criminals.
In just the first six months of 2025,
under the illegal Jamaat–Yunus administration,
1,930 murders have taken place.
That’s 11 bodies every single day,
and over 4,200 cases of rape and sexual assault.
These are not just numbers —
they are a portrait of horror.
The nation has turned into a mass grave,
where “law” is just a word in speeches — not in reality.
People now fear to return home at night.
Parents fear sending their children to school.
Because under this government, life itself has no guarantee.
Who will answer for this blood,
for these bodies,
for this unending fear?
How can a government that never earned the people’s vote
ever protect the people’s lives?
But justice —
justice has a way of finding its voice.
And one day, on this very soil,
the fire of truth will rise again.
