Al Razi (not his real name), a resident of Mirpur in the capital, was actively involved in the Anti-discrimination Student Movement near his home. He witnessed many things during the protests, but even after several days have passed since the movement's victory, Razi has not returned to normalcy. 

He reports severe disturbances in his sleep, making it difficult for him to rest properly. His temper has also become erratic, and he finds himself easily irritated. 

On August 21, he sought help from a doctor at the National Institute Of Mental Health and Hospital. He is now following the doctor’s advice to manage his condition.

In July and August, the student movement led to numerous casualties, with the exact number of fatalities yet to be determined, though it is believed to exceed 1,000.