y, drew people from all walks of life who arrived in processions, many in tears, chanting slogans demanding justice and vowing that Hadi’s sacrifice would not be forgotten. The sheer number of mourners overwhelmed the venue, forcing thousands to pray from nearby roads and open spaces, some climbing walls in desperation to be part of the final rites, while others wept from a distance. Despite crowd pressure and minor injuries during the rush, the atmosphere remained solemn and charged with emotion, reflecting the deep impact Hadi had on the movement and the nation. Later, he was laid to rest beside the grave of national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam, as grief gave way to a shared promise that the ideals he stood for would live on.