Bangabandhu devoted entire life for people's emancipation

Undisputed pioneer of the Bangalee country, Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman, had committed as long as he can remember for the liberation of denied and abused individuals of society. 

The considerable man used to trust that he was destined to battle for the advancement of individuals. 

Bangabandhu, the designer of autonomous Bangladesh, did not praise any unique event of his life as he never orchestrated any program like lighting candles or cutting of cake on his birthday. 

Bangabandhu 52nd birthday was on March 17 out of 1971, the year that saw the nine-month since quite a while ago bloodstained Liberation War of the nation against the Pakistani word related powers. 

At the point when a cross segment of individuals went to welcome him on the event of his birthday, he disclosed to them that birthday did not convey any uncommon importance for residents of Bangladesh. 

Yet, unique petitions were offered at Baitul Mukarram mosque looking for long existence of Bangabandhu. National dailies including Purbodesh, Ittefaq and Azad had distributed reports on March 18 of every 1971 on such straightforward method for recognition of Bangabandhu's birthday. 

Two books "Dinponji Ekattor" of Mahmud Hasan and "Bangladesh Muktijuddher Itihas" of Dr Mohammad Hannan likewise have such stories of Bangabandhu's birthday. 

As indicated by "Dinponji Ekattor", on March 17, individuals of all strata thronged Bangabandhu's home on street number-32 to welcome their cherishing pioneer. Walk 17 was likewise the sixteenth day of non-participation development pursued under the orders of Bangabandhu. 

He held second stage meeting with President Yahya Khan at 10am on that day. In the midst of tight military observation, the one-hour shut entryway meeting was held at Presidential Palace at Ramna. None was available in the gathering with the exception of Bangabandhu and Yahya. 

At the point when Bangabandhu was rising up out of the gathering, local and outside columnists encompassed Bangabandhu to know the result of the gathering. In the wake of making a short instructions, Bangabandhu came back to his living arrangement. 

Subsequent to achieving home, in demand of neighborhood and outside writers, Bangabandhu held a casual gathering. In the gathering, an outside writer addressed Bangabandhu what will be his best wish on his 52nd birthday. 

In answer, Bangabandhu said he needed finish liberation of the nation's kin. 

Reacting to another inquiry, the immense pioneer said "I don't watch my birthday. I never light flame or cut cake on my birthday." Bangabandhu said he was a normal individual like others. 

Essayist and columnist Abul Momen said Bangabandhu was really a pioneer of average folks who committed his life for this land and its kin. That is the reason, he never watched any exceptional individual event. Bangabandhu's comments on his 52nd birthday mirrored the fantasies and desires of the flexibility cherishing average citizens, he included.