Families of the July uprising martyrs have gathered at Shahbagh intersection, demanding justice and official recognition for their loved ones. Holding photographs of the deceased and placards calling for accountability, they accused the government of negligence and indifference. Protesters called for the immediate extradition of Sheikh Hasina from India to face trial for the July massacre.

One grieving parent, whose son died in the uprising, expressed frustration over repeated but fruitless attempts to seek justice, stating they were met with disrespect rather than compassion. The families revealed that despite multiple efforts to meet Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus, they have been denied access. A recent attempt at Jamuna, the chief adviser's official residence, ended in disappointment after they were kept waiting for six hours before being turned away.

Criticizing the ongoing trials as a "circus," the protesters argued that many key figures behind the violent crackdown remain unpunished, calling it a disgrace to the memory of those who sacrificed their lives. They vowed to continue their protest at Shahbagh until their demands are fulfilled, which include official recognition of the martyrs, fair compensation for their families, and swift legal action against all responsible for the violence.