Nagorik Committee, anti-discrimination movement programmes highlight '47, '71, '24

The Jatiya Nagorik Committee and the Anti-discrimination Students Stagger held separate programmes in Dhaka as of late, marking Victory Day by highlighting the 1947 partition, the 1971 Liberation Wrestle, and the 2024 mass rebellion.

The Anti-discrimination Students Stagger began its procession at Shaheed Minar in the afternoon, whereas the Jatiya Nagorik Committee started from the Banglamotor Intersection.

BD Cyclists additionally organised a Victory Day cycle rally in the capital. Participants sporting red and inexperienced, with many decorating their bicycles with small nationwide flags. The community cycled thru the metropolis whereas having fun with patriotic song, in conjunction with to the celebratory atmosphere.

Members of the citizens’ committee and the anti-discrimination circulation from totally different thana and upazila in Dhaka participated in the programmes of the respective organisations, alongside students and participants injured at some level of the July rebellion.

Participants chanted slogans corresponding to “Your nation, my nation; Bangladesh, Bangladesh” and “This 71 isn’t very any longer going to die, this 24 isn’t very any longer going to die,” along with calls in opposition to foreign aggression.

Placards displayed photography of partition-era leaders devour Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy, Sher-e-Bangla AK Fazlul Huq, and Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani.

Nasir Uddin Patwary, convener of the Jatiya Nagorik Committee, led the rally, joined by leaders Sarjis Alam, Akhtar Hossain, Adib Arif, and others.

The Anti-discrimination Students Stagger rally was as soon as led by its convener, Hasnat Abdullah, along with member secretary Arif Sohel and govt committee member Mahin Sarkar.

Later in the evening, prayers beget been held at the central offices of both organisations at Banglamotor, hunting for forgiveness for the martyrs of the 1971 Liberation Wrestle and the 2024 rebellion, and for the restoration of the injured.

Earlier in the morning, after laying a wreath at the Nationwide Memorial in Savar, Nasir Uddin Patwary described Victory Day as both a joyous and painful occasion.

“The enjoyment is in celebrating our freedom from Indian aggression and the defeat of Mujibist-fascist forces. On the other hand, we must always reside vigilant about Delhi’s intentions and their toughen for Mujibism. The adolescence should preserve united to proceed the combat,” he stated.

One by one, the Anti-discrimination Students Stagger declined an invite from President Mohammed Shahabuddin to lend a hand the Victory Day celebrations at Bangabhaban.

In a assertion, the organisation declared that no leaders or activists would participate, following an govt committee resolution.

At a dialogue titled “47-71-24: Our Path to Victory,” held at Dhaka University Central Students’ Union, Hasnat Abdullah criticised recent political management.

“Our politicians are transferring in opposition to parliament and ministerial positions, nonetheless we glimpse the deception of their actions. Simply as we decide the previous as of late, the long term will decide the recent,” he stated.

He elaborated on the theme of the dialogue, announcing, “If there had been proper victory in 1947, there mustn’t beget been 1971. Similarly, if there had been an actual victory in 1971, 2024 mustn’t beget been primary. Right here isn’t very any longer a cycle of victories nonetheless of persevering with deception. We must always believe whether 2024 will seemingly be one more instance of betrayal.”

Both organisations underscored the importance of this three hundred and sixty five days’s Victory Day as a 2nd to believe on historical struggles whereas calling for vigilance and unity in addressing recent challenges.

In the meantime, the Liberation Wrestle Memorial in Kattali, Chattogram, was as soon as opened to the public for the principle time on Victory Day. Mighty crowds visited the memorial to commemorate the triumph and pay tribute to the martyrs of the Liberation Wrestle.