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Hello travelers, how are you all? Hope you all are well. Today I will talk to you about Victory Day. Hope you like it.

🔸Victory Day🔸

December 16 is a day of joy and glory in our national life. After a long and bloody nine-month war in 1971, our beloved homeland was liberated on this day. We have won in exchange for the blood of millions of martyrs. We have gained an independent and sovereign Bangladesh on the map of the world. This day is therefore the most deadly day in our national life. This is our victory day.

🔸History of Victory🔸

Victory is great, but the struggle for victory is greater. Behind the great achievement of our Victory Day is also a long history of heroic struggle and self-sacrifice. From the very beginning of the creation of Pakistan, the desire to be liberated from the Western rule was awakened in the minds of the Bengalis. It started gaining momentum through various movements under the leadership of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Finally, the Bengali consciousness of independence turned into a mass uprising in 1969. On the night of March 25, 1971, the Western military junta engaged in a brutal game of extermination of Bengalis in order to permanently eradicate the just demands of the Bengalis. At the call of Bangabandhu, the Bengalis resisted. Roared. He built forts from house to house. The Mukti Bahini is made up of peasants-workers, students-teachers, doctors-engineers, artists-writers, men-women, Hindus-Muslims-Buddhists-Christians. He jumped into the liberation struggle of the motherland with whatever he had. The bloody liberation war lasted for nine long months. Pakistani military executioners shot and killed innocent civilians in villages, towns and ports. Houses, shops and jute were looted and set on fire. Brutally tortures mothers and fathers. One crore helpless people have to take shelter in neighboring India to save their lives. Yet the Bengalis did not give up. The world looks on in amazement.

Well done Bangladesh! This is the world
Roy looked surprised:
Burning and burning
Yet not to nod.
Eventually the Pakistani aggressors conceded defeat. On 16 December 1971, the country surrendered to the Liberation Army and Allied forces. The bloody struggle came to an end. Bangladesh is free from enemies. The great victory of Bangladesh is signaled.

🔸The significance of Victory Day🔸

The glorious victory on 16th December 1971 marked the beginning of the triumph of the Bengalis as an independent nation. In this day and age, we have the opportunity to stand tall in the court of the world. For this day, the status of Bengali nation and Bangladesh is well-established all over the world. December 16 is our victory day.

🔸Victory Day celebrations🔸

The day got off to a good start with the laying of wreaths at the National Memorial at Vare Savar on 16th December. All the people of Bangladesh celebrate Victory Day in Mahasamarahe. Preparations for the Victory Day celebrations have been going on since the night of 15th December. Shaiva receives red-green flags in all schools, colleges, houses, shops, rickshaws, etc. of the country. Cultural events are organized in schools, colleges or on the streets. People of all classes join in the joy of freedom in these events. Victory fair sitting somewhere. Victory Day is celebrated in a festive atmosphere all over the country.

🔸Conclusion🔸

In exchange for a sea of ​​blood we got an independent sovereign Bangladesh. We gained this independence on December 16, 1971. This day is not only a day of our victory, but also a day of sorrow. It is also a day of awakening our consciousness. We must also be inspired by the spirit of those whose sacrifices and blood have earned us the right to this glory. The country and the nation must move forward towards development. Only then will the glory of Victory Day become meaningful.

Thank you Everyone