DACA: Bangladesh remembered the martyrs who sacrificed his life during the second Pakistan-India War in 1971 on the 52nd Independence Day which was celebrated on Saturday with due solemnity.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina called on the nation a work together to continue national development while virtually tackling a large rally in the capital, Dhaka.
He swore that the country is now very strong and can protect its sovereignty and avoid conspiracy.
“Nobody will be in able to do so play tricks with fate of the people of Bangladesh, ”he said, adding that the country is doing well and will continue.
Referred to the socio-economic progress and environmentally friendly investment she called on everything to invest in the 100 economic zones.
The South Asian Delta Nation of 170 million people a so-called liberation movement began on March 26, 1971, against then West Pakistan, when Bangladesh was East Pakistan.
After nine months of bloody war, on On December 16, 1971, Bangladesh gained independence and was born as an independent state.
President M. Abdul Hamid and Hasina paid tribute to the martyrs by placing wreaths at the National Memorial in Savar on the suburbs of Dhaka.
After that, they got up in silence as a symbol of deep respect for the martyrs. A contingent of defense the forces performed a state salute while blowing the trumpets.
Independence Day programs started with the announcement gun regards in in the morning while the national flag was hoisted in top government, semi-autonomous government e private buildings.
Special prayers were offered by various socio-cultural and political organizations for there pace divine of the martyrs.
People from all walks of life of life including members of the diplomatic corps also deposited crowns al national memorial.
Hasina issued a commemorative stamp for the occasion.
