The poet of love and betrayal Helal Hafiz has died (Inna Lillahi and Inna Ilaihi Raziun). When he was taken to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) hospital on Friday (December 13) at noon, the doctor declared him dead after 76 years of age.
BSMMU authorities have learned that Helal Hafeez was bleeding in the bathroom of the super home located in Shahbagh of the capital on Friday afternoon. When he was taken to BSMMU hospital, the doctor declared him dead.
It is known that the poet Helal Hafeez was suffering from glucoma for a long time, as well as suffering from kidney complications, diabetic and snoring complications.
Helal Hafeez was born on October 7, 1948 in Netrakona, his first book of poetry ‘Je Jale Agun Jwale’ published in 1986. So far, the book has been published more than 33 times. In addition to writing, Helal Hafiz has been a long-time journalism in various newspapers including Dainik Jugantar. In 1986, the poet came to the top of the public prestige after the publication of his first book of poetry ‘Je Jhele Agun Jwale’.
in the land of The anti-dictatorship movement, Helal Hafeez's ‘forbidden editor‘’s line 'Now Jauban Jar's procession' is the best equal to going to the procession, slogan, slogan, poem lovers' mouths. In 2013, he won the Bangla Academy Award.
