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Abdus Salam

Language Martyr

A government employee living in Dhaka, he joined the procession on 21 February and later died from his gunshot wounds.

Est. 1947 · BengalA Bilingual Archive

Biography

Context

Abdus Salam

In the context of Public participation in the protests of 21 February 1952., Abdus Salam is recognized as Language Martyr. A government employee living in Dhaka, he joined the procession on 21 February and later died from his gunshot wounds.

Contribution

A government employee living in Dhaka, he joined the procession on 21 February and later died from his gunshot wounds.

Impact

His death showed that the movement had already crossed the student sphere and become a wider people's cause.

Timeline Placement

Abdus Salam appears in 1 linked timeline events, spanning 1952.

First Appearance

1952

Latest Appearance

1952

Active Span

1952

Linked Events

1

Legacy Summary

His death showed that the movement had already crossed the student sphere and become a wider people's cause. This influence is reflected across 1 connected events.