Our favorite day

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Our favorite day is the Victory Day on December 16. On this day in 1971, we won the victory by winning from the Pakistani occupation force. So on this day, all of us are very dear, very happy days. Every year, this day goes around walking around us. Through thousands of events, we celebrate Victory Day. On this day of Victory Day, so many things are in our hearts. Q: What is the victory of the question? How have we achieved this victory? Who is our enemy? Who is our friend or ally? All questions around this day are born.
In 1947, India was divided into two countries named Pakistan and India. Until that day the British ruled us. After the defeat of Bengal Nawab Sirajuddaula, the sun of Bengal's independence was set. For the last nearly two hundred years, British bania ruled our India. Since 1947, Pakistan's part was being exploited by the Pakistani ruling party in East Pakistan in many ways today. We started the movement after 1947 for Bengali language, for tyranny, tyranny, oppression, oppression, economic release. At first this movement was the movement for the protection of mother language. When Jinnah pointed out that the state language of Pakistan would be Urdu, not a continuous protest, the state language of Bangla and Pakistan. During the visit of Jinnah East Pakistan in 1948, the students of Dhaka University gave a memorandum to the state language Bangla. Since then, the movement of the state language started in Bengal. On 21 February 1952, Salam, Rafiq, Jabbar, in the language movement, proved that the state language should be Bangla. Language day on February 21 around the world today. In the memory of that day the United Nations has been declared as International Language Day.
After the Language Movement of 1952, the 1969 massacre of Ayub Khan led our independence struggle one step further. After the 69th mass upsurge, the parliamentary elections were held in the 70's. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman took 6 rounds of people of East Bengal in the election. Under the leadership of Bangabandhu, Awami League achieved majority in all Pakistan. Therefore, by the formation of the Bangabandhu government naturally, Pakistan will rule. But the military ruler Yahya Khan did not allow it. The Bangabandhu movement continued. Without the transfer of power, Yahya Khan, along with Bhutto, started killing and torturing East Bengal on the night of 25 March in the black night. But before that day on 7 March 1971 Bangabandhu made the path of independence by directing the nation in his immortal speech on the Race Course ground. So, on March 25, 1971, the Pakistani army, launched by the Pakistani army, launched a massacre on the people of Bangladesh. Since then, liberation war, the war of independence.
In 1971, only 9 months since March 25, 1971, the Damal boys of Bengal came to take the country through the Liberation War. With the help of the freedom fighters, our liberation struggle has been successful in the overall cooperation with the Indian forces. In exchange for the lives of lakhs of martyrs, we were able to snatch our victory flag on December 16, 1971. So December 16 is the Victory Day, the day of the liberation. Victory Day actually picks up our thoughts in our heart. Why did we fight? What did millions of young people live for? What did you want What we got? Our war, struggle and sacrifice led to many causes.
Our liberation war for democracy: Even after the victory of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in a neutral, transparent election in 1970, the Pakistani army demolished democracy and established dictatorship. It was against our protest, struggle and the end of the war. We fought for the rescue of democracy. In exchange for our freedom comes. We got the map of an independent country. Democracy was released. Today our country has independent parliament. The elected Prime Minister of our elected Jatiya Sangsad is conducting our country. We have an independent army. Our national entity is different. We can speak in Bengali The country is being run independently by us. But is the real freedom of speech able to establish democracy in all respects? On these Victory Day, these thoughts repeated our minds.
Economic Relief: We fought for economic release in 1971. Our liberation, because of financially, we can raise our head high in the world's court. But after 1947, we were not economically independent.