Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho

"Brother, does anyone need water, water?"

"A few words for Jamaat-Shibir, Chhatra Dal- 'Don't enter the student movement and turn the student movement into a political party movement. If you had courage, you would have come earlier, don't spoil the purpose of this movement by acting like an opportunist, don't make us know your caste. If you are a student, come as a student. Our movement needs students, not target achieving leader."

"Knowing when to leave is IMPORTANT!"

"...the question for both of you, however, do you need water? Here, there is a bottle of water. Does anyone need water? water? Yes, there is such a bottle. "Mugdho" left many bottles of water for us. That water is here too.... (speechless for a few seconds then normal again in a heavy voice)... August is our month of mourning... Before August, we would have to mourn in July like this... (crying)..[that] We never thought... Some time ago I told you about an incident,.. You heard, I hope you will tell this incident to the Honorable Prime Minister, [that] what happened to a student... (crying).. Please don't think, viewers, I've come up with a plan, I'm crying to get more views, please don't think... I'm an anchor,.. um.. ah.. I'm not supposed to be emotional right now... I'm going to the main program... (in normal voice) today, again and again I'm remembering Bangabandhu (Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, father of Sheikh Hasina),.. Bangabandhu said, and if one more bullet goes on, and if one more of my people is killed, he yelled/roared at/threatened the Pakistani dictator....(crying) today if there was Bangabandhu alive, could that ever happen?..."

"It's with a heavy heart that we've learned of a loss in our Fiverr family. Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho passed away last week leaving his parents and two brothers behind. Mir was a talented marketer who built a successful business on Fiverr through his expertise in SEO and social media. More than that, he was an avid traveler, a talented footballer, a Bangladesh Scout, and a true humanitarian.""

"I can't sleep when I read the story of Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho. The boy who went to the movement to give biscuits and water. He was saying before he died, "does anyone need water? does anyone need water?" In this situation, he was shot in the head and killed."

"Our brothers, friends who are dying, died—if you are a healthy normal person, you cannot sleep at night. I still have the ringing in my ears of 'anyone need some water?' We will not be able to sleep peacefully as long as it is on our mind."

"(Heroes like) Abu Sayed and Mugdho never die. They live in our hearts, from generation to generation….'"

"What you see on hand is a part of a fellow soldier's brain. Which came out after being shot! Because I moved to the side of the road a moment ago, it hit his head instead of mine. Update: Later I found out that it was "Mir Mugdho". _ at Uttra Ajompur."