cover ;; The importance and significance of Bangabandhu's March 7 speech in the history of the liberation of the Bengali nation from subjugation and the freedom struggle of Bangladesh was immense. Bangabandhu's speech was not only the declaration of independence of Bangladesh and the call of the liberation war, this speech is also recognized as a world heritage today.
This year the day carries more significance and this year is the 7th March as the National Day.
‘This time is the struggle of our freedom, this time is the struggle for freedom, this time is the struggle for liberation.’ In the historic speech of March 7, 1971, the father of the nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, inspired the Bengali nation to join the bloody liberation war. His speech was the perfect direction to prepare the nation for the liberation war.
(Today) on Sunday, the historic March 7. On this day in 1971, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the undisputed leader of Bengalis, was standing in the stormy sea of millions of people in the Suhradir Udyan (then racecourse ground). For centuries after centuries, he encouraged the subjugated nation to join the liberation war for freedom in the speech of just 18 minutes. In his speech, he gave directions to seven crore Bengalis in his speech, and the declaration of independence, all the directions to participate in the liberation war became clear in his speech.
In his March 7 speech, Bangabandhu ordered to be ready to be ready for the liberation war and said, ‘Every house build a fortress. You have to fight the enemy with whatever you have.’
It was clear in this speech that the declaration of independence of Bangladesh to be freed from Pakistan's exploitation and oppression was a continuation of the long movement against Pakistan's rule-exploitation-torture. Bangabandhu gave this speech on March 7, 1971 at the end of the freedom struggle of Bangladesh.
In October 2017, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Bangabandhu's March 7 speech was recognized as a World Heritage Site.
Bangabandhu's orders at the race course that day Bengalis have followed it to the letter, since that day everything in East Pakistan has been going on with Bangabandhu.
On the instructions of Bangabandhu, the people of Bengal started to make Bangladesh independent.
In 1947, the Bengali nation has been fighting for a long time against the rule-exploitation and torture of the Assam Pakistan state on the basis of religion-based false double-ethnicity. The Bengali nation started the freedom struggle to separate from the state of Pakistan.
In this speech on March 7, Bangabandhu gave specific directions to achieve independence by freeing themselves from the rule-exploitation-pisan of Pakistanis. Later, on the black night of March 25, the barbaric Pakistani invaders attacked the Bengali nation and declared independence before the arrest that night.
From March 26 to December 16, 1971, the Bengali nation gained the ultimate victory in the bloody liberation war.