GRAFFITI OF MY CITY

A street artist tries to portray symbolic art or a traditional image in front of people through graffiti. Such an art multiplies the beauty of any roadside or abandoned wall beside the streets. While walking along the street, seeing a beautiful painting on the wall makes one feel good. Graffiti often carries the heritage of a city or nation. Graffiti makes a monotonous city seem a bit lively.

Graffiti of 1952 language movement march and Speech of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1971

This is the graffiti of the Bangladesh language movement and liberation war heroes. The language movement of 1952 and the liberation war of 1971, these two events are very significant in the evolution of independent Bangladesh. Bangladesh was established as an independent state after many sacrifices.

Emergence of Bangladesh as an independent state

A great patriot named Sheikh Mujibur Rahman led the entire nation in the liberation war, the freedom fighters found inspiration and courage in his speech. The first graffiti depicts the 1952 language movement march and the speech of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1971 liberation war. And the 2nd graffiti shows the emergence of Bangladesh as an independent state.

These graffiti carry the glorious history and tradition of Bangladesh. Both these graffiti are found on a wall next to the Parbatipur railway station, Bangladesh Location

^{Thanks to @slon21veka for organising this nice contest. Inviting @lavanyalakshman, @bellana & @ridwant to the GRAFFITI OF MY CITY Contest.}