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What really happened behind the scenes of the historic July Uprising in Bangladesh? This video explores the untold stories and complex dynamics that led to the One Point Demand—Sheikh Hasina’s resignation. Journalist Sayed Khan reveals how he tracked internal police headquarters messages to provide accurate death tolls and ground reports to Tarique Rahman. Even during the internet blackout, information was exchanged using network towers near the Prime Minister’s Office. Watch the video to understand the complex equations behind the shift in power and this historic struggle in July. #JulyUprising #Bangladesh #OnePointDemand #History #Janabyutthan Correction: Khandaker Ali Ar Raji’s name was mistakenly written as Khandaker Ali Ar Razi in the video. (One-man Newsroom promptly acknowledges and corrects errors when identified. If you spot any error in our content, please let us know. We believe in transparency, accuracy, and accountability.)

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    Felani Khatun’s parents, Nurul Islam and Jahanara Begum, attended a memorial meeting at the National Press Club in Dhaka on the 15th anniversary of their daughter’s killing at the Bangladesh–India border. Felani, a 15-year-old girl, was shot dead by India’s Border Security Force in January 2011 while trying to cross the barbed-wire fence with her father. January 7, 2026. Photo: Sharif Khiam Ahmed
  • Felani Khatun’s parents, Nurul Islam and Jahanara Begum, attended a memorial meeting at the National Press Club in Dhaka on the 15th anniversary of their daughter’s killing at the Bangladesh–India border. Felani, a 15-year-old girl, was shot dead by India’s Border Security Force in January 2011 while trying to cross the barbed-wire fence with her father. January 7, 2026. Photo: Sharif Khiam Ahmed
    Felani Khatun’s parents, Nurul Islam and Jahanara Begum, attended a memorial meeting at the National Press Club in Dhaka on the 15th anniversary of their daughter’s killing at the Bangladesh–India border. Felani, a 15-year-old girl, was shot dead by India’s Border Security Force in January 2011 while trying to cross the barbed-wire fence with her father. January 7, 2026. Photo: Sharif Khiam Ahmed
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