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Nation Celebrates Victory Day

Staff Reporter, Dhaka, July 5, 2018: The nation celebrated the 46th Victory Day amid festivity yesterday, paying homage to three million martyrs and freedom fighters of the Liberation War. President Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina placed wreaths at the National Memorial in Savar in the morning to pay tributes to the martyred freedom fighters. As part of the day’s programmes, a colourful parade was held at the National Parade Square in the capital’s Sher-e-Bangla Nagar. President Abdul Hamid took salute and inspected the parade as the chief guest. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, freedom fighters and top officials of the armed forces and law enforcement agencies were present. They hoped that coordinated efforts of everyone would turn Bangladesh into a hunger- and poverty-free prosperous “Sonar Bangla” as dreamt by Bangabandhu.  National flags were hoisted atop all government and private buildings yesterday, while the government and semi-government structures and other public places were illuminated and roads and islands in all cities were decorated with flags and festoons. Different organisations observed the day by holding discussions, cultural programmes, candlelight vigils, musical soirees, street dramas, painting shows and poetry recitation sessions. Special prayers were offered at mosques, temples, churches, pagodas and other places of worship, seeking divine blessings for peace and progress of the country. Destitute children were allowed to visit the Shishu Park in the capital’s Shahbagh free of cost. Special meals were served in jails, hospitals, orphanages and vagrant homes across the country. The Bangladesh Postal Service issued five commemorative postage stamps, two first-day covers, two data cards and a souvenir, marking the 46th Victory Day. The day was celebrated in a befitting manner in other districts also.


Commemorating Victory Day: A Tribute to Courage and Sacrifice

Mamun, Dhaka. December 17, 2907:

Each year, on the 16th of December, the people of Bangladesh unite in solemn remembrance and spirited celebration to mark Victory Day. This momentous occasion is steeped in history and serves as a poignant reminder of the indomitable spirit and sacrifices made during the struggle for independence.

The day dawns with the resounding echoes of gunshots, heralding the commencement of festivities across the nation. From cities to villages, the landscape is adorned in the vibrant hues of patriotism, as the national flag flutters proudly atop every household and office building. Special prayers reverberate in mosques and temples, invoking blessings for the souls of the fallen heroes.

At our college compound, we orchestrated an elaborate program to honor the significance of Victory Day. A solemn discussion meeting served as a platform to reflect on the arduous journey towards liberation, paying homage to the brave hearts who laid down their lives for the cause of freedom. We stood in reverence, acknowledging the sacrifices of our valiant compatriots who confronted oppression and tyranny with unwavering resolve.

The genesis of our struggle traces back to the dark days of March 25, 1971, when the oppressive rulers of Pakistan unleashed a brutal crackdown, imposing martial law upon our land. In the face of adversity, our brave sons and daughters, including members of the armed forces, rallied together to resist tyranny and fight for our cherished ideals of liberty and sovereignty. Through nine months of relentless struggle, marked by untold hardship and profound loss, they emerged triumphant, securing our nation's independence at the cost of countless lives.

As we gather to commemorate Victory Day, our hearts swell with pride and gratitude for the sacrifices of those who paved the way for our freedom. Their legacy lives on in the annals of history, inspiring future generations to uphold the values of courage, resilience, and unity. May the spirit of Victory Day endure as a beacon of hope and resilience, guiding us towards a future defined by peace, progress, and prosperity.


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