Bangabandhu’s March 7 Speech quite different from other world great leaders: PM

Head administrator Sheik Hasina on Friday said the memorable seventh March Speech of Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman is very not the same as that of other awesome pioneers of the world. 

"This seventh March Speech is extraordinary compared to other discourses on the planet, which is very uncommon and not quite the same as that of any awesome world pioneers," she said while tending to a workshop on the noteworthy seventh March Speech in the city. 

Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman Memorial Trust Fund masterminded the course titled 'Notable seventh March Speech and Bangabandhu's Political Wisdom' at Bangladesh Krishibid Institution Auditorium. 

Adoring individuals and giving up everything for them and persisting correctional facility and suppression, Bangabandhu in his seventh March Speech had given mandates for what was important for freeing the nation, Hasina said. "It's exceptional… it's our precious fortune." 

Specifying that the playing of the discourse had totally been disallowed for a long time after 1975, the Prime Minister said an age heard twisted and created history amid the period. 

The discourse was a full rule for the Liberation War, and opportunity contenders attracted motivation by tuning in to it amid the nine months of war, she said. 

About the acknowledgment of the seventh March Speech as a world narrative legacy by Unesco, Hasina stated, "Along these lines, it's a model for us, as well as for every one of the nations. 

It's a wellspring of motivation for all individuals who are battling for opportunity." 

On October 30 last, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) perceived the Bangabandhu's noteworthy seventh March Speech as a world narrative legacy.