Another victory day has come, the 50th within the history of independent Bangladesh

Another victory day has come, the 50th within the history of independent Bangladesh. Considering the short span of our life, we've traveled quite a distance from 1971. Memories are what make us, our fantasies and desires make a big difference for us and our expectations support us through the excursion of life. Almost certainly, Bangladesh as a nation has gained excellent ground in a significant number of social records. It alleviated poverty to an excellent extent solved the perpetual food shortage and bettered the lives of millions. These are all benefits of our independence and that we are confident that under the proper winds the boat of progress will sail ahead.

The occasion is typically celebrated on December sixteenth. Alluded to as 'Bijoy Dibos' in Bengali, this occasion honors the triumph of the Allied powers preeminent central command over the Pakistani powers inside Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. History of Bangladesh victory day In 1947, India was partitioned by the British, creating the 'Dominion of Pakistan', which were two separate regions to the north-west and northeast of India. The new dominion was governed by Pakistan, which led to frictions between the two regions. Within the 1970 general elections, the Bangla-based Awami League won an overall majority, but the West Pakistani regime was reluctant handy overpower. After the night of March 25 in 1971, when Operation Searchlight was started, the Pakistani Army killed thousands of Bengali people in just one night and as a result, the Bangladesh liberation war was broke out. thereon night, the most reinforcement was Dhaka, Khulna, Chittagong, Comilla, Jessore, Rajshahi, Rangpur, Saidpur, and Sylhet, areas where the West Pakistani army units were concentrated. Pakistani Army also arrested Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and other top-class political leaders, intellectual persons, and a few students. But the subsequent day on March 26 in 1971, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared Bangladesh’s independence and on 28 March in 1971, Major Ziaur Rahman made another announcement of Bangladesh’s independence. But after that announcement, the Bangladesh liberation war was a broke call at the entire country. After the hard fighting, many people sacrificed their lives for the victory and seven Bir Sreshthos made an excellent contribution to history. But finally, on 16 December in 1971, the Pakistani Army surrendered to the joint liberation forces of Bangladesh freedom fighters and therefore the Indian army Headed by Lt Gen Jagjit Singh Aurora (the commander of the Allied forces) in Dhaka. Air Vice Marshall A K Khondoker spoke to the Bangladesh political dissidents. Pakistan General AAK Niazi (Commanding official of the Pakistani Armed Forces) marked the acquiescence letter. Subsequently, Bangladesh completely picked up her triumph on 16 December 1971 after the 9-month long freedom battle with the unqualified acquiescence of the West Pakistani Army. Celebrations to stamp the day start with a 31 weapon salute at the National procession ground at Sher-e-Bangla Nagar. Over three million people died within the nine-month conflict and therefore the President Prime Minister can pay tribute to the martyrs of the Liberation War by placing wreaths at the National Mausoleum at Savar at sunrise. The national flag are going to be flown from government, semi-government and personal offices across the country. Important buildings and establishments are going to be lit up at night. Important roads are going to be decorated with miniature national flags and bunting. The state-possessed and private TVs and radios air month-long exceptional projects featuring the Liberation War. Special prayers are going to be offered in mosques and other places of worship, seeking the salvation of the souls of martyrs of the Liberation War and peace, progress, and prosperity of the country. Improved diets are going to be served in jails, hospitals, orphanages, and vagrant homes across the country.

Bengalis gave their blood within the British colonial age. Struggled against oppression, exploitation, and deprivation. Within the struggles and movements of about 200 years, this Bengali nation has sacrificed the foremost drops of blood. In 1947, the Bangali nation’s efforts were there in establishing a state called Pakistan. Bengalis were the main architect behind the making of Pakistan. But it took only a couple of years to urge out of the disillusion. The oppression and exploitation, that that they had driven faraway from the British, an equivalent came to their lives in Pakistan in a few years. That started the battles of another period. Pakistanis considered the individuals of this land their subordinates. Bengalis were being remembered as far as monetarily and strategically and in each viewpoint. They even refused to simply accept the electoral results. The defining moments of history against them came as 52's Language development, 66's Historical 6 point request development and 69's mass revolt, and so on, the ultimate blow was the results of the election of the 1970s. A new chapter has begun. On the fabulous day of seventh March, Bangabandhu pronounced in his booming declaration, "Battle of this time, is the battle for the opportunity, this battle is our battle for autonomy". This proclamation brought new enthusiasm to the nation, brought craziness for the will for freedom. Around 90 thousand Pakistani troopers acknowledged the thrashing through acquiescence on this day at the Race Course Ground. To observe the fantastic victory day Bangladesh is decorated as new. The whole country is decorated with Red and Green flags.