The Role of Graffiti in July Revolution-2024 Paragraph

Graffiti played an important role in the July Revolution of 2024 in Bangladesh. It became a symbol of resistance against autocracy and a demand for democracy.

Slogans like “Down with autocracy”, “Not a land of one nation, Bangladesh is a land of many communities”, “From the plains to the hill, this time liberation is for all”, and “The country is nobody's father's” and so on were written on walls.

These slogans showed the anger of people and their wish for change. Graffiti helped spread revolutionary ideas quickly, as it could not be stopped by media censorship.

It created unity among people and encouraged protests add strikes. Public walls became spaces for expressing the people's hopes and demands. 

The government could not handle the mass protests and eve eventually collapsed. The Prime Minister and the leaders had to flee the country to save themselves.

After the revolution, an interim government was formed. Dr. Muhammad Yunus, the only Nobel Laureate of Bangladesh, became the Chief Advisor of this government.

The graffiti of that time became a historical symbol of the people's fight for justice and freedom. It marked the end of oppression and the beginning of a new chapter for democracy in Bangladesh. Graffiti showed the power of people's voices and their determination to bring change.