To celebrate the day of breaking the chains of subjugation, the whole country is decorated in red and green colors, Bangladesh is celebrating the joyous moment of independence by commemorating the martyrs of the liberation war.

On the 54th anniversary of the development of Bangladesh on the world map, President Md. paid floral tributes to the heroes of the nation. Sahabuddin and Principal Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus.

At the same time, the independence day of Bangladesh is started with lighting, flowers and prayers in every district and upazila of Shahid minars of all Bangladesh. As the sun rises, in every police station, everyone is woken up by the sound of cannons. Parade and various programs started by hoisting the national flag at 9 am.

At 5:55 a.m. on Wednesday, the head of state paid his respects at the National Memorial in Savar. After a while, the head of the interim government laid a wreath at 6:13.

When the President reached the memorial early in the morning, Farooq-e-Azam, Advisor to the Ministry of Liberation War, greeted him there. Industrial Adviser Adilur Rahman, Home Affairs Adviser. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, Cabinet Secretary Sheikh Abdur Rashid and heads of three forces were present at this time. After offering flowers to the martyrs of the Liberation War, the President observed a minute’s silence at the altar of the memorial. At the end of the national salute, the members of the armed forces raised a mournful tone. After paying his respects, the President signed the visitor’s book of the memorial.

At the end of the President’s tribute session, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus came to the memorial area around 6:13 am. Farooq-e-Azam, Advisor to Ministry of Liberation War, welcomed him there. Industrial Adviser Adilur Rahman, Home Affairs Adviser. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, Cabinet Secretary Sheikh Abdur Rashid and heads of three forces were present at this time.

After paying floral tributes to the martyrs of the Liberation War, the chief adviser observed a minute’s silence at the altar of the memorial. At this time, the members of the armed forces played the national salute and played the bugle. After paying homage, the chief adviser also signed the visitation book of the memorial.

At the end of the tribute session, the chief advisor exchanged words with the diplomats of the foreign missions and the members of the advisory council. Later Bir Shrestha was led by Farooq-e-Azam, the adviser on liberation war issue.
Families, martyred freedom fighters and brave freedom fighters laid wreaths.

Tributes were paid by foreign diplomats, various political, social and cultural organizations and people from various professions.

This is the first Independence Day after the country’s political transformation. The program of the day was started by firing 31 cannons in Dhaka in the morning.

After the VIPs paid their respects, the National Memorial was opened to the public; Crowds with flags and flowers flocked to the monument premises. Shaheed Bedi began to fill with flowers.

Bangladesh is celebrating the 54th anniversary of building an independent homeland by breaking the chain of exploitation and deprivation by Pakistan and flying the red-green flag.

Following the 24th July coup, the young generation is now dreaming of building a ‘non-discrimination’ new Bangladesh; This year’s Independence Day celebration is pouring out the conviction to be firm on that path.

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared independence before he was arrested by Pakistani forces in the early hours of March 26. His announcement was broadcast on the radio of the then border guarding force EPR. Then the Martyr President Ziaur Rahman read the Declaration of Independence at the Kalurghat Betar Kendra, which was accepted as a call to all freedom fighters to fight together.

After that, the final victory was achieved on December 16 in return for the sacrifice of three million martyrs, the loss of honor of two and a half million mothers and sisters, and the extraordinary sacrifice of the nation in the nine-month war. An independent sovereign state called Bangladesh emerged on the world map.

On the occasion of Independence Day, the day of glory is being celebrated in various public and private level public holidays.

This time, the 54th anniversary of the independence of Bangladesh is being celebrated, when the Awami League, which led the liberation war, has been deposed and is no longer in the field of politics.

The interim government led by Professor Muhammad Yunus is running the country after the 15 and a half year rule of Awami League President Sheikh Hasina ended in a mass uprising by students.

Sheikh Hasina fled to India on August 5 after being overthrown and is still staying there; Awami League leaders and activists are not in the field.Also, BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami have taken over all the official offices of the Awami political party.

The trial process of Sheikh Hasina and her party leaders has started on the charges of ‘genocide’ against the protestors in July-August. Among these, Yunus government is dreaming of building a ‘new Bangladesh’ beyond Sheikh Hasina’s ‘autocracy’.