Prisoners' Monikers from the July Uprising to be Archived at the July Museum: Asif Nazrul (Revised)
In a programme titled "Recalling July Prisoners", organized by the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Adviser Asif Nazrul emphasized the significance of remembering the July Uprising and those who were martyred and injured during the event. The programme took place at the Abdul Karim Sahitya Bisharad Auditorium of Bangla Academy in Dhaka.
Asif Nazrul asserted that there was a relationship of mutual respect among the forces of the uprising before it took place. He underlined that during the July Uprising, people stood together against injustice, regardless of their religion, caste, tribe, or political ideology.
The adviser also stated that the July Uprising was not initiated to quarrel, divide, or create discord among people. He expressed concern over various attempts to divide the forces of the uprising by giving false information.
In addition to Asif Nazrul, National Citizen Party (NCP) member secretary Akhtar Hossain, AB Party Chairman Mujibur Rahman Manju Bhuiyan, Jamaat-e-Islam Secretary General Mia Golam Parwar, and Gano Odhikar Parishad (Partial) President Nurul Haque Nur also spoke at the event.
Despite the historical significance of the July Uprising, the exact details and the preserved list of prisoners from the event remain unclear. While the Dakota War of 1862 involved prisoners who were captured after the conflict, there is no information on a preserved list of prisoners from a July Uprising in the search results.
For other uprisings called "July Uprising" (e.g., Polish 1830 or 1831 events), no information is found in the search results. If more details about the specific "July Uprising" (country, year) are available, further information can be provided.
As of now, it appears that there is no direct information about "July Uprising" prisoners or a list being preserved. However, the importance of unity and remembrance, as advocated by Asif Nazrul, remains a crucial aspect of understanding and honouring the events of the July Uprising.
Politics, general news, and war-and-conflicts intersected at the "Recalling July Prisoners" event, organized to remember the July Uprising and its martyrs. Asif Nazrul expressed concerns about attempts to divide the forces of the uprising by spreading false information, highlighting the importance of unity in the face of history, regardless of the uncertainty about a preserved prisoner list from the July Uprising.
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