Tumi Ke, Ami Ke, Razakar, Razakar

Graffiti on the July calendar in Dhaka reads "Who are you, who am I, Razakar Razakar" in the room on July 14th.

Tumi Kē, Ami Kē, Rājākār Rājākār, Kē Bolēcchē, Kē Bolēcchē, Shoirāchār, Shoirāchār (তুমি কে আমি কে, রাজাকার রাজাকার, কে বলেছে কে বলেছে স্বৈরাচার স্বৈরাচার, meaning: Who are you, who am I, Rajakar Rajakar (traitor), who said, who said, tyranny, tyranny) is a slogan used in Bangladesh Quota Reform Movement in 2024 from 14 July 2024, which was inspired by Sheikh Hasina calling the protesting students "grandchildren of Rajakar". This slogan played a major role in intensifying the movement, and later became the main slogan of the movement. Dipu Moni, Junaid Ahmed Palak and many political persons and organizations claimed that giving the slogan shows deep disrespect to the spirit of the liberation war and the history of Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina later said that she did not address the students. A lot of literature and music was later written around this slogan and there was much discussion and criticism about the interpretation of this slogan. The students participating in the 15 September 2024 movement recalled the day in the Dhaka University campus with this slogan.