Ramazanov Zhasulan Galymuly was born on February 27, 1966, in the village of Bitleu, which is part of the Akzhaik District (formerly Akzhaik District), in the West Kazakhstan Region. He graduated from a 10-year school in 1983.
From July 1983 to April 1984, he worked as an assistant to a mechanizer in his village. In April 1984, he was called up for military service and honorably completed his service in 1986, returning to his village. During his military service, he learned discipline, responsibility, and patience, and his love for his homeland grew stronger.
In May 1986, he began working at the local communications network in his district. In 1990, due to work needs, he transferred to the communications network at the "Döngölek" water reservoir. He later worked at the district communications network until 1992, when he became the chief electrician at the "Communal Services" organization in 1993. In 1994, he became the chief electrician at the "PMK-80B" company.
From 2001 to 2002, he worked as an electrician at the "SiSi Saipem" company. From 2004 to 2014, he worked as the facilities manager at the "I. Taymanov Secondary School" in the district. From 2015 to 2016, he worked as an assistant veterinarian. In 2017, he worked for the "Uniserve" company. Since 2020, he has been working as the operator of the water supply system in Bitleu village.
Regarding the events of December 1989, Zhasulan remembers that on December 16, while sitting in the first lecture, there was sudden shouting and confusion from downstairs. Students began to leave the classroom to find out what was happening. It turned out that unknown students from other floors were shouting about the removal of D.A. Kunaev and the appointment of Koldin in his place. The students quickly moved towards the square, which was located near the communications school. When they reached the square, there were soldiers and military equipment blocking the entrance. The soldiers tried to prevent the students from entering, but after some attempts, the students managed to break through. During the confrontation, a soldier kicked a girl, and the students became furious. A scuffle broke out, and they broke through to the square, where there was a large crowd of young people and students shouting slogans like "Koldin must go, and we need our Kazakh leader!" Despite efforts from the police to disperse the crowd, the students stayed and continued protesting until the evening.
The police used force and water cannons to disperse them, but they did not leave. At one point, Zhasulan's foot was trapped in a tribune, and he nearly faced serious injury. In the evening, when the students returned to the dormitory, they were met by "DND" (a security group) with wooden sticks guarding the entrance until the morning.
