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Pick Up Your Choice: Was Muib, Bhutto or Bhasani the father of the Bangladesh Nation?
Abid Bahar
"Zahur Bhai, Apni Pagol Hoye Galan Naki?Ataish-29 tariker Agae kono samosha hobea na. (There will not be any accident before the 28 or 29th) -Bangabandu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, March 25, 1971
It is not necessary to have the father of a nation. Truly most nations don't have any and they are not called the bustard nations. In understanding Mujib as the AL claimed father of the nation, one must understand the mistry behind why Mujib stayed in his house and despite request from top AL leaders surrendered to the Pakistani army. Kazi Zahurul Kaium gives us the first hand information on the event. Zahirul Quaium the Senor Vice President of Awami League in 1971 was also an industralist originally from Comilla narrates that on the 25th of March 1971 he was informed by a high ranking Bengali army officer (A.K. Khondakher) that Yahya left Dhaka on the 24th evening.
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Pick Up Your Choice: Was Muib, Bhutto or Bhasani the father of the Bangladesh Nation?
Abid Bahar
"Zahur Bhai, Apni Pagol Hoye Galan Naki?Ataish-29 tariker Agae kono samosha hobea na. (There will not be any accident before the 28 or 29th) -Bangabandu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, March 25, 1971
It is not necessary to have the father of a nation. Truly most nations don't have any and they are not called the bustard nations. In understanding Mujib as the AL claimed father of the nation, one must understand the mistry behind why Mujib stayed in his house and despite request from top AL leaders surrendered to the Pakistani army. Kazi Zahurul Kaium gives us the first hand information on the event. Zahirul Quaium the Senor Vice President of Awami League in 1971 was also an industralist originally from Comilla narrates that on the 25th of March 1971 he was informed by a high ranking Bengali army officer (A.K. Khondakher) that Yahya left Dhaka on the 24th evening.