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The river named Time flows continuously. The ocean of time,
lost in the ocean. But just as the lost river leaves behind the ruthless sad
memories of the devastation of settlements on both its banks, so does the
hopeful fertile polio of the golden crop. In the same way, time also leaves
some unforgettable memories, some chronological events, which we call history.
Much of that lost time is lost, lost from our lives, but 1971 remains theshining sun.
In the life of the subjugated Bengali nation for thousands
of years, such a great hope has never come. Knowing the fear of death at every
moment, the Bengalis have never been seen in the role of such an adventurous and
unwavering warrior in unity.
Today is the golden jubilee of victory 2021 from that
unforgettable war. This December marks the 50th anniversary of the great war of
liberation and independence. Undoubtedly, those of us who have survived such a
historic moment are very fortunate. How many heroic freedom fighters have
rejoiced in the joy of gaining independence in their free homeland on the eve
of their victory on December 16, 1971, but they did not see Bangladesh in the
light of prosperity celebrating the golden jubilee 50 years after independence.
What a wonderful way to screw people over! Today's
Bangladesh is a unique example of how an underdeveloped, poverty-stricken,
starving land can be transformed into a modern society of prosperous,
prosperous, technology-based communication. Our experience from the liberation
war to today's Bangladesh, I say again, they are really lucky.
As we celebrate the golden jubilee of the liberation war, we
will remember the sacrifices of millions of people in 1971, who sacrificed
their present for the sake of our future on the altar of freedom. Three million
martyrs and millions of mothers and sisters accepted their supreme sacrifice
for this freedom.
National Parliament Square Bangladesh
The days of the great liberation war of 1971 will open the
window of memory of the elders today, looking back, the picture of the misery
of millions of people will emerge. The tears and blood of countless people who
were forced to see their beloved motherland as a cave of death will surely fill
the memory of that touching event.
This December, the scene of the surrender of the Pakistani
invaders on the last afternoon of December 16 at the historic Racecourse Maidan
(now Suhrawardy Udyan) will surely come to mind.
From the general elections held in December 1970 to the
victory of the undisputed leader of the Bengali nation Bangabandhu Sheikh
Mujibur Rahman in the elections to the victory in the war of liberation, unique
events are unfolding before our eyes today. It seems like the events of the
day! But 50 years have passed!
The long 23 years of hard sacrifice and courageous struggle
of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the beacon of the people of Bengal in
their desperate desire to be freed from the shackles of a state called
Pakistan, which is crushed under the rule of fanatical, communalist military
rule.
In fact, since the birth of Pakistan, the
language, culture and economic inequality of the people of Bengal have been
affected by the day-to-day struggle for independence under the leadership of
Bangabandhu. In 1977, Bangabandhu formulated the final plan to go to the
destination of independence. Those histories are well known today.
The official celebration of the 50th anniversary of victory
and independence, the golden jubilee and the birth centenary of Father of the
Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the architect of independence was
also completed this December. Therefore, in the glory of the golden jubilee of
independence and the birth centenary of Bangabandhu, this year's victory day is
uniquely glorious.
Today, Bangladesh is reaping the golden harvest of the hard
price that Bangladesh gained independence in 1971. Once the imperialists were
skeptical of the existence of Bangladesh and tried to insult it as a bottomless
basket, today they are advising the least developed and poor countries to see
Bangladesh as a role model for development. Bangladesh is awarded the status of
a self-reliant developing country for its skills. Bangabandhu Kanya Desaratna
Bangladesh has changed in the last one century under the extraordinary
leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Today, Bangladesh is one of the
fastest growing economies in the world.
For good reason, today, after 50 years, we need to look at
our expectations and achievements. If the bloodbath of 3 million martyrs in
this Bangladesh cannot become the golden Bengal of Bangabandhu's dream in all
respects, then all happiness will fade away. The joy of achievement makes us
proud, but if this flow of development cannot be accelerated in the days to
come, it will be the silent sigh of millions of martyrs and despair for our
future generations; That which loves the country cannot be desired by any human
being.
Today, 50 years after the liberation war, Bangladesh is no
less glorious. But along with this glory, some stigma of history has also
remained. When Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the father of the nation, the
architect of independence, worked day and night to pull the war-torn country
out of ruins, when Bangladesh's recognition from various countries of the world
reached a satisfactory level It was almost impossible for Bangladesh to cope
with the horrific shock of killing her family.
By killing the father of the nation, not only Bangladesh has
been made guardianless, but also the dream of building a non-exploitative
non-communal state has been killed. That is why the division of the united
nation in 1971 has led to the re-emergence of communal religious politics, the
poisonous consequences of which Bangladesh is still suffering.
Extremist sectarian bigotry has gained state support in
Pakistani philosophy. From 1975 to 1995, the liberation war in Bangladesh has
flowed in the opposite direction. Most of the time was spent in military rule.
Sometimes in military attire, sometimes in civilian attire. As a result,
although the fortunes of individuals have improved, the standard of living of
the people has not improved. Poor people have become poorer.
Social security was not even considered. Social security for
the destitute is an indispensable program for a civilized state. But for the
implementation of that program, Bangladesh had to wait for the government led
by Sheikh Hasina in 1996.
From this one incident one can understand how the welfare of
the people of the country can be ensured if there is progressive modern
philosophy.
The unimaginable achievements of Bangladesh in
terms of economy and technology in the last one century are a surprise to the
world. If Bangabandhu had not been the victim of domestic and international
conspiracies, if he had survived for another ten years, then this Bangladesh
could have secured the seat of glory as one of the richest countries in the
world on the golden jubilee of its independence.
But the deep conspiracy of various domestic and foreign forces, including the
superpowers, against the war of liberation, thwarted that dream by killing the
father of the nation.
Despite the delay, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, his worthy
daughter, has taken the task of building the golden Bengal of Bangabandhu's
dream a long way. Today, Bangladesh holds a dignified seat in the world. But we
have to go farther to build Bangladesh as a truly happy and prosperous state as
the golden Bengal of Bangabandhu's lifelong dream.
The benefits of the economic progress that have already been
made need to reach more and more people. It is true that our per capita income
has increased but the lion's share of it is in the houses of a few thousand
millionaires. The wealth of the country has been smuggled abroad by the owners
of black money and is being given. Unwanted Dhanipara like ‘Begampara’ has
developed abroad, which cannot be desirable.
The problems that Bangabandhu faced during his three and a
half years of rule, today even after 50 years his daughter Sheikh Hasina has to
face those problems.
The Father of the Nation said in a huge public meeting at
Suhrawardy Udyan on the occasion of Independence Day on March 26, 1975:
"Today I have only one request to you - I said, build
forts from house to house, we have to fight against the enemy. Today I will say
to the people of Bengal: The number one task is to uproot the corrupt from the
soil of Bengal .... I will go down from village to village. We have to make a
movement to socially boycott the bribe takers, the corrupt, the profiteers who
smuggle my things abroad. ”...
The crisis that Bangabandhu has struggled to deal with from
house to house has become a big obstacle in the way of development of
Bangladesh even after 50 years! In that speech, Bangabandhu further said that
the number one thing to do is to eradicate the corrupt. Number two is to
increase production on farms in factories. Number three is population planning.
Number four is national unity.
Even today, these four actions are important for the
betterment of the people of Bangladesh. It is possible to solve many big
problems in national life if national unity is established.
Looking back on 50 years of independence, many achievements
give us hope but there is no chance to be satisfied. We have not yet been able
to unite in the progress of national development due to low self-interest and
party narrow-mindedness. The biggest obstacle in the way of our national unity
is that we have not been able to build health management for all even after 50
years, access to treatment has increased, private hospitals have increased. But
there is no opportunity to treat poor people at all levels.
Community clinics cannot treat all diseases. Government
hospitals and healthcare centers are also not free from corruption. Most of the
doctors are more interested in giving treatment in private clinics than in
government hospitals. We have to invent ways to solve this crisis.
There is no doubt that the education system has
expanded but the goal of education is now trade. Education must be
standardized. Government initiatives are not succeeding just because of
corruption. Due to the supervision of the Prime Minister, revolutionary
development has taken place in the field of technology communication and the
dream of building a digital Bangladesh has been fulfilled.
Today's young generation is enriching the country through
digital platforms through self-employment. But let us not forget the fact that
no nation can prosper if it is rich in money and resources. That is why we want
a wide spread of education and culture, so that human resources with advanced
human qualities are created.
We have to bring our teachers and students out of
consumerist values. It is also important to compose textbooks that are
conducive to human values, so that future generations of human beings can stand
tall on this ground with the blood of 3 million martyrs as human beings. Today,
on the golden jubilee of independence, we will show honesty in all our
endeavors to establish the golden Bengal of Bangabandhu's dream and prosperous
Bangladesh by preventing corruption at any cost. Otherwise the souls of 3
million martyrs will curse us, let us not forget this cruel truth.
Writer: Poet, Senior Journalist, Former Director, (News),
Bangladesh Television.