The life-changing baritone that rises above time and vision-that would be an irrelevant depiction of what Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman provided for the country on Walk 7, 1971 at Dhaka's Suhrawardy Udyan. The notable assembly of very nearly 10 lakh individuals at the then Race Course ground (now Suhrawardy Udyan) toward the finish of the 20-minute discourse gave testimony regarding the all characterizing words: "Ebar-er shongram amader muktir shongram, Ebar-er shongram, shadhinotar shongram," (This battle is autonomy, a battle for flexibility). The ages, which have not seen the Freedom War or have not heard the bojro-kontho of the Father of the Country direct, will observe Bangladesh's 48th Autonomy Day in seven days, next to each other with the individuals who have had the opportunity. The authentic and political setting has been, consistently returned to by researchers, pioneers and authors to advance a crisp point of view in unparallel unmistakable ability. To specify the entire occasion by rewording obviously better investigations is relatively similar to setting a stone in a rack loaded with valuable stones. However every individual tries his or her best to put new significance into the discourse, be it for an understanding in a cutting edge setting or as a history buff attempting to re-make the climate. That is, basically, the genuine energy of impact of what Bangabandhu made on that very day.
Remaining in 2018, where now we have the chance to remember the full occasion in colourised video with top notch sound, the message still holds its unique energizing position. For a country that is nearing its 50th birthday celebration, those twenty minutes in 1971 exasperated the spirits of the general population to unstoppable statures that will rise above hundreds of years to come.
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