Bangladesh opens a “July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum” at Ganabhaban, the prime minister’s former official residence used during Sheikh Hasina’s tenure. Sources report that the museum opening is carried out by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. The launch is timed to coincide with the date Hasina fled to India, which is also marked locally as “July Mass Uprising Day.” Several outlets also link the opening to the first anniversary of Hasina’s exit. Coverage further notes heightened security arrangements around the anniversary and the museum event, reflecting the sensitive political context of the day. The museum is presented as a memorial space connected to the uprising that preceded Hasina’s departure, housed in a location that was previously associated with her government. While outlets differ slightly in emphasis—some focus on the location and inauguration, others on the security posture and the anniversary timeline—they collectively describe the same core development: Bangladesh formally establishes a July uprising memorial museum at Ganabhaban under the current government.