‘Bangladesh became known to the world only through the Mujibnagar government’

Victory on December 16 was not easy if the Mujibnagar government was not formed. April is largely neglected these days. It was through the formation of this Mujibnagar government that a country called Bangladesh came to be known to the world.

On Monday (April 22) at 11 a.m., the speakers said these things at a discussion meeting on ‘Liberation Struggle, Mujibnagar Government and Sampriti Bangladesh’ organized by the Dhaka University branch of ‘Sampriti Bangladesh’ at RC Majumdar Arts Auditorium of the university.

Pro-VC (Education) of Dhaka University in the speech of the chief guest. Sitesh Chandra Bachar said, ‘Mujibnagar government’s role in the liberation war was very commendable. When talking about the history of the liberation war of Bangladesh, the Mujibnagar government will come up. The correct history of the liberation war of Bangladesh should be conveyed to the young generation. I am hoping that the youth will be inspired by the correct history and move forward.’

Chief negotiator Piyush Banerjee said, ‘Six points, liberation war or whatever is being talked about Dhaka University and Battala comes up. These are not human emotions but human desires are involved in them. December would not have come in our lives without April. Victory on December 16 was not easy if the Mujibnagar government was not formed. But today the month of April is neglected a lot. A country called Bangladesh came to be known to the world only through the formation of this Mujibnagar government.

Professor Biman Chandra Barua said in the president’s speech in the discussion meeting, ‘When talking about liberation war, Mujibnagar government or Bangladesh of harmony, the name of Bangabandhu comes before everyone. It is only by looking to his ideals that we find the strength to walk. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is trying to finish the unfinished works of Bangabandhu. Thanking and thanking everyone present at the event.’

As a speaker, the President of DU Teachers’ Association, Professor Dr. Nizamul Haque Bhuiyan, Dean of the Faculty of Arts. Abdul Bashir, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy. Feroze Ahmed and others. In addition to this, the central member secretary of ‘Sampritir Bangladesh’, Professor Dr. Mamun Al Mahtab Swapneel gave the welcome speech and moderated by member secretary of DU branch Prof. Dr. Mohammad Bahauddin