Language activist Ahmad Rafique is seriously ill.The 98-year-old language soldier was admitted to a private hospital in the capital on Sunday (August 17) around 12 o'clock.
Doctors said Ahmad Rafiq was admitted to the Coronary Care Unit (CCU) and his blood pressure and heart rate were slightly higher. The body is also quite weak. Such a condition can occur due to an imbalance of electrolytes.
Her caretaker said that she has been physically He was ill. He was ill, but his physical condition did not improve after his death in a hospital for seven days, and he has been living in Iskaton's house with the childless language struggler and car driver since his wife's death in 2006.
Rabindra researchers think that Ahmad Rafiq has done the most research based on Rabindranath's subject.
During those days of the language movement, Ahmad Rafique was a third year student of Dhaka Medical, who worked in keeping the connections with the students of Fazlul Haque Hall, Dhaka Hall and Mitford, as well as regular meetings and processions.
In 1954, an arrest warrant was issued in his name only among the agitating students of Dhaka Medical College, but he did not go to the profession of a doctor after receiving an MBBS degree. His first book of essays, ‘Shilp Sanskari Jiban’, was published in 1958. Since then he has been living in writing.
Born on September 12, 1929 in Brahmanbaria, this writer received many honors including Ekushey Padak, Bangla Academy Award, Rabindrattacharya title.
