Bangladesh Independence Day

Bangladesh Independence Day which is also known as March 26. [1] In a notification issued on 22 January 1972, this day was celebrated as National Day in Bangladesh and officially the holiday was announced on this day. [2] [3] On this day of 1971, the then East Pakistan People started their struggle for independence. [4] Ziaur Rahman on behalf of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Ttagramera the general public from Kalurghat radio station called for the purpose of participating in the formal independence. There are differences in information about this information, although there are various information in this book book.


The first flag of Independent Bangladesh
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a. background
b.operation searchlight
c.. Declaration of Independence
d. Celebration of Independence Day
e. See also
f .References
g. External links
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Celebrate the flag as Independence Day.
On March 25, 1971, the then West Pakistan government attacked the innocent people of East Pakistan (present Bangladesh). [5] In many parts of Dhaka, there was bombardment, brutal torture was done on women in many places and in many places planned killings were planned. Meanwhile, the situation of the backs of the Bangalis was created on the wall and in many places, many people started preparing for war without waiting for a formal announcement. After the formal declaration, the Bengali people swept away in the war against the West Pakistani janta and made the independence of East Pakistan for 9 months through a bloody war. [5]

Operation searchlight [edit]
Main article: Operation Searchlight
Operation Searchlight: The planned genocide conducted by the Pakistani army which started from 25 March 1971, through which they tried to suppress the Bengali nationalist movement that took place in March of 1971 and earlier. [6] This genocide was directed by the order of the West Pakistani rulers, which took place in November 1970 Followed by Operation Blitz. The original purpose of the operation was to capture all major cities on March 26 and eliminate political and military opponents within a month. [7]

Declaration of independence
On March 25, 1971, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was arrested by Pakistani occupation forces. It is said that shortly before the arrest, on March 25, at 12 (in the first hour of 26th March), he signed the declaration of Bangladesh's independence, which was sent to Chittagong to transmitter at the then EPR transmitter. [8] [9] [ 10] [11] [12]. The declaration is as follows:

Translation: That may be my last message, from today Bangladesh is free. I call upon the people of Bangladesh, wherever you live, with all your resources, continue to oppose the occupation army. The last Pakistani soldier should be removed from the soil of Bangladesh and your fight will continue until the final victory. [13]

On 26th March, Belal Mohammad, Abul Kasem, several officers of Chittagong Radio Center and local Awami League leader MA Hannan first preached the Miking of Sheikh Mujib's independence. Later on March 26, [14] the Pakistani army's Bengali officer [15] [16] Major Ziaur Rahman declared independence from Chittagong's Kalurghat radio station. The declaration of the declaration is as follows:

Translation: I, Major Zia, the provincial commander-in-chief of Bangladesh Liberation Army, declare independence of Bangladesh on behalf of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

I am also declaring that we have formed a sovereign and lawful government under Sheikh Mujibur Rahman which is committed to continuing to act according to the law and the constitution. In international relations, our government is determined to abide by alliance-neutral policies. This state will maintain friendly relations with all the nations and will continue efforts for world peace. I urge the governments of all countries to create public opinion against the brutal genocide of Bangladesh in their respective countries.

The government of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is a sovereign and legitimate government and is demanding the recognition of all the democratic states of the world. [13] [17]
By the announcement of 27 March 1971, the bloody independence war started in Bangladesh, which lasted for nine months.

Independence Day Celebration
The Independence Day of Bangladesh is celebrated in a very colorful manner. Independence Day or National Day is celebrated in due honor by giving wreath at the