🍁 Assalamualaikum🍁

Hello..!!
My Dear Friends,
I am @maashraful from 🇧🇩Bangladesh

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Hi guys! Assalamu Alaikum how are you all? I hope you are well. I am also fine by the grace of Allah. I am participating in a competition that is about the history of my country. Hope you like it.

I am Mohammad Ashraful Haque. I am a resident of Bangladesh. I am a resident of Alamdanga Upazila in Chuadanga District, out of the 64 districts of Bangladesh. I am currently a student as a professional and also engaged in the post of Medical Promotion Officer. This is my identity.

🍁 History of my country🍁

I am starting with the story of Nawab Sirajuddaula of my country from 1757, when Nawab Sirajuddaula sat on the throne of Bengal. He was only 22 years old then. He was ruling the country at the age of 22 and he was ruling the country from Nana's North Adhikari. Among the three children of his maternal grandfather, three children were girls. He did not have any son so he loved Nawab Sirajuddaula very much, so he gave Nawab Sirajuddaula the throne to Nawab Sirajuddaula at a young age. His two aunts could not accept it. Especially the younger aunt Khaseti Begum misbehaved with him and tried hard to oust him from the throne in various ways.

Then, along with the British, this country was not seized from Nawab Sirajuddaula, as a result of the diplomatic use of Khala Khaseti Begum Mir Zafar. Anyway, when the British ruled for almost 190 years from 1757 to 1947, then this country was divided into two parts. The country was divided into India and Pakistan which was divided into two parts in 1947.

We were among Pakistanis. And there are many confusions among Pakistanis, such as thinking that their language was Urdu language and my language was Bengali. So for a few days many wars started, many movements started, a freedom movement for Bangladesh as you can say. So it can be said that,

• Language movement in 1952.
• point movement in 1966.
• Mass appeal movement in 1969.
• General election in 1970.
• Freedom fighter in 1971.

History of Liberation War in 1971.

On 17 April 1971, the sworn declaration was officially promulgated. In English it was called “Proclamation of Independence”. The eastern part of Pakistan was established as a sovereign People's Republic of Bangladesh. Declaration of Independence On the night of March 25, the invading forces in Pakistan attacked sleeping people and killed innocent people. And for this killing, it is called the black night of Bangladesh. The war started from the next day. Bengalis started the war from 26th March, so this day is called Independence Day. Bangladesh gained independence on 16th December 1971 after 9 months of war. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was the main hero of this independence. Bangladesh became independent because of his inspiration and hard work.

Bangabandhu gave a speech for eighteen minutes to make the country independent. In that freedom movement, every person of Bengal swore to sacrifice his life for the country and jumped on the Pakistani invading forces. This intense eighteen minute speech is a memorable one among the people of Bangladesh, which speech is still recorded in the world's highest museum. As a result of this speech, the entire Bengali people rushed out with whatever they had to fight the invading Pakistani forces. And they fought like this and after nine months this country became independent. And this country was named Sonar Bangla Desh from Pakistan.

Formation of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh

• President Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (imprisoned in Pakistan)

• Vice President Syed Nazrul Islam (Acting President)

• Prime Minister Ahmed (in charge of Ministry of Defence)

• Finance Minister Captain Mansoor Ali (in-charge of Ministry of Industry and Commerce)

• Foreign Minister Khandaker Mushtaq Ahmed (in-charge of Ministry of Law)

• Home Minister AHM Kamruzzaman (in charge of Ministry of Relief and Rehabilitation)

Moreover, three brigades K Force S Force Z Force to manage this freedom fighter.

• Khaled Musharraf Hossain was in K Force

• Shafiullah was in S Force

• Ziaur Rahman was in Z Force.

Plan for Victory - Combined Final Attack

The Indians have three Corps (7 Divisions), one Communication Zone, one Para Brigade, 3 Brigade Groups, 12 Medium Regiment Artillery, 48 Field Regiment Artillery, 1 Armored Regiment, 2 Independent Armored Brigades, 3 Engineer Brigades, 29 BSF Battalions. accepted The number of Indian martyrs in this war is 69 officers, 60 JCOs, 3 NCOs and 1290 soldiers. 211 officers, 160 JCOs, 11 NCOs and 3676 soldiers were injured. Also 3 JCOs and 53 soldiers were missing in the battle.

On December 14, many intellectuals of Bangladesh were systematically killed by Pakistan Army and their allies. On 16 December 1971 at 4:30 PM, 93,000 soldiers of the Pakistan Army surrendered unconditionally to the combined forces at Race Course Maidan (now Suhrawardy Park) in Dhaka. The surrender document was signed by the Chief of the Combined Forces, Eastern Region, Lt. Gen. Jagjit Singh Arora and the Commander, Eastern Region, Lt. J AK Niazi of the Pakistan Army. Bangladesh government was represented in this surrender ceremony by Mukti Bahini Deputy Army Chief and Air Force Chief Group Captain AK Khandkar. Among the leading people of Mukti Bahini, S Force Commander Lt. Col. KM Safiullah, Acting Commander of 2nd Sector Major ATM Haider and Tangail Mukti Bahini Commander Mr. Quader Siddiqui were also present on this occasion. 16 December '

71 Bangladesh was freed from the enemy. Every year this day is celebrated as "Victory Day".

My three closest friends who help me work here are:
@mostofajaman @ripon0630 @rezaul-420