The grenade attack on 21 August 2004 aimed to wipe out the entire leadership of the Awami League, leaving a dark stain on Bangladesh's history. Despite 24 people dying and many, including current Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, suffering severe injuries, justice remains elusive after nearly two decades. The trial has faced numerous delays, with key figures sentenced but appeals still pending. Survivors continue to carry the physical and emotional scars, highlighting the enduring impact of this tr...