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How far has Bangladesh come in half a century? Hamid says it’s time to measure achievement against dream

by Shomporko Online News Desk
December 16, 2021
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Bangladesh President Md Abdul Hamid has invited people to compare what Bangladesh has accomplished in the last 50 years to the dreams it sowed during the 1971 Liberation War.

“It’s been 50 years since independence, and that’s a long time for a nation,” Hamid remarked in the South Plaza of Parliament on Thursday, speaking at a crucial event commemorating the war’s golden jubilee win over Pakistan.

“It’s time to assess how far we’ve come in terms of realizing the dreams that drove us to independence under Bangabandhu’s leadership.”

Joined by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and his Indian counterpart Ram Nath Kovind, Hamid said the responsibilities for the development of a country and its people do not fall solely on the political leadership. “It is the duty of every one of us as an independent citizen of an independent country.”

“Freedom is people’s right. If we can use this right properly instead of keeping it only as an achievement, independence will be meaningful.”

“But the abuse of the right will diminish independence. Do not mistake arbitrariness for independence.”

Hamid urged all to work with honesty and sincerity at all levels to make independence meaningful.

The event also focused on Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s birth centenary. Hamid, who was a young acquaintance of the Father of the Nation, said Bangabandhu learnt political lessons from the people, not from books or academies.

“He knew the language of the people, their demands and needs, and he always stood by them.”

“Bangabandhu was such a great leader that under his leadership the Bengali nation was freed from subjugation and got an independent country.”

The president urged all to take vows on 50 years of victory and build a prosperous Bangladesh as dreamt of by Bangabandhu.

Source_ bdnews24.com

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