Cry out, you people's party

They are unhealthy, not sleeping in the eyes / wars in the eyes / bombs in the country / head / bombs in this head / this dark night will be the last hundred / o'clock in front of the Ekattor / Jessore Road. How much of the words / so dead face is half-legged / East Bengal goes to Kolkata.

Masoni Bhowmick, who was written by Allen Ginsberg, wrote the famous poetry with the same fervor. September-on Jessore Road. But no poetry, language of the world; Even the camera can not afford the real trouble of the refugee's life, tearing down his roots and family, the wailing of uncertainty, and the insults of choosing refugee's life.

Refugee's own language and commentary can be a big way. Nirmalchandra Lahiri, a late teacher of Rangpur Zilla School, can give us a little bit of time. From the beginning of the war of the war in Rangpur, it took Rangpur. At that time, Nirmalchandra along with family took shelter in Kolkata under Koch Bihar. Nirmalchandra had a diary writing practice. Written 12 diary throughout life. The most important of these were the diaries of the War of Liberation. She wrote diary from April to July.

At the beginning of the war, writing of diary was regular. There was also a great deal of event every day. But as the day goes on, diary writing and daily descriptions are as brief as possible. After July no longer wrote. However, he returned to the country after the war. As the HeadPandit of Rangpur Zilla School, he did the job. Nirmal Chandra died at the age of 86 in November 2005.

The family members of the family have already sent Koch Bihar and afterwards the head of the family is in office. The story of 1971 was like this. In the April 2 article of Nirmalachandra, the picture comes up, 'I got up and left the town Brahmanikunda, 16 miles away, I got off. Just wear your own clothes. Zip, it's rare. At some point, I spent 130 rupees on a broken jeep. Two days ago the family sent 70 rupees. At about two o'clock in the afternoon, there was a breath of relief. After 25 March, the first day of the night, I slept and slept nights at Nishchinto. Eating and sleeping, both were upset from midnight on 25 March. '