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Biography of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman 1920-1955

Biography of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

1920: Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman was Bron on 17 March 1920 out of a respectable Muslim group of Tungipara town of Gopalganj sub-division (now area) of Faridpur region. Sheik Lutfar Rahman and Mussamat Sahara Khatun's four girls and the third tyke between the two children Sheik Mujib Parents called the duck. Khoka's youth was cut in Tungi-Para.

1927: At the age of 7, he began learning at the Primary School in Gimadanga. At nine years old, Gopalganj was admitted to the second rate class in government-funded school. Later he was admitted to the neighborhood evangelist school.

1934: At the age of 14 years, when Berri was contaminated, one of his eyes was worked in Calcutta and because of sedative he got a transitory break in his examinations.

1937: Sheik Mujib is again admitted to the school after the hopeless four years of training.

1938: At the age of 18, the marriage of Bangabandhu and Begum Fazilatunnesa was finished. They are the little girls of Sheik Hasina, Sheik Rehana and three children Sheik Kamal, Sheik Jamal, and Sheik Russell's dad.
1939: Sher-e-Bangla AK Fazlul Huq, Chief Minister of unified Bengal, and Hossain Shaheed Suhrawardy came to visit the Gopalganj Missionary School and used to raise the interest for the residences of Bangabandhu school, and understudies from the school understudies requested it.

1940: Sheik Mujib joined the All India Muslim Students Federation and was chosen a board individual from the Bengal Muslim Students Federation for a year. He was named the secretary of Gopalganj Muslim Defense Committee.

1942 SSSS passed. Calcutta is admitted to the transitional class at the Islamia College in the Humanities Division and is remaining in the jobless lodging. Bangabandhu turned out to be effectively associated with the current year's Pakistan development.

In 1943, he wound up engaged with dynamic governmental issues and was chosen councilor of Muslim League.

1944: Attending and taking an interest in the gathering of the All Bengal Muslim Students League in Kushtia. A constituent of Faridpur locale of Calcutta was chosen the supervisor of 'Faridpurastha District Association'.
1946: Bangabandhu Islamia College Students Union General Secretary (GS) was chosen.

1947: Passed BA from Islamia College under the University of Kolkata. In the segment of India, the foundation of the Pakistan State assumed a functioning job in the avoidance of revolting in Kolkata.

He joined the Law Department in 1948 and began the Muslim Chhatra League on 4 January. On 23rd February, Prime Minister Khwaja Nazim Uddin proclaimed the chamber of 'East Pakistan will acknowledge Urdu as the state dialect', and instantly Bangabandhu dissented. Khwaja Nazimuddin's discourse caused a tempest of dissent the nation over. Sheik Mujib began his profession in anticipation of the development against the Muslim League's arrangement. Bangabandhu reached understudies and political pioneers.

On March 2, a gathering was sorted out by the specialists of various political gatherings to compose the development against the Muslim League. In this gathering held at Fazlul Huq Muslim, Bangabandhu's proposition was framed on May 29, 'All Party State Language Movement Council'. The Sangram Parishad called for the general strike on 11 March to challenge the Muslim League intrigue in Bangla dialect. Bangabandhu captured before secretariat with associates amid a strike call requesting Bangla dialect on eleventh March

Progress toward becoming. Understudies are barging in dissent against the capture of Bangabandhu. The Muslim League government was compelled to free the understudy pioneers, who were captured alongside Bangabandhu under the weight of understudy development. Bangabandhu was discharged on fifteenth March. After the freedom of Bangabandhu, a gathering of the understudies and individuals was held in the activity of the All-Party National Language Movement Council in Amtala of Dhaka University on March 16. Bangabandhu managed this gathering. Police assaulted the gathering. Bangabandhu asked to watch the strike in the instructive organization on March 17 from the gathering of the dissent rally. On September 11, he was captured for challenging the Cordon Protest in Faridpur.

1949
Sheik Mujib was discharged from jail on January 21. Bangabandhu upheld the strike when the fourth class workers of Dhaka University declared their strike to gather their requests. On March 29, the experts of the college unjustifiably fined him for his initiative to lead the development. He dismissed this uncalled for request detested. Accordingly, the understudies are exempted from the college. On nineteenth April, the situation of the Vice-Chancellor's home was captured for the strike. East Pakistan Awami Muslim League was framed on 23 June and keeping in mind that being in prison, Bangabandhu was chosen as the joint secretary. Toward the finish of July, he was discharged. Leaving correctional facility, the nation was sorting out the development against the overall sustenance emergency. In September, he was captured for disregarding segment 144 and was later discharged. On Oct 11, Awami Muslim League meeting required the acquiescence of Nurul Amin. On the event of the entry of Pakistani Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan, Awami Muslim League drew out a parade. On October 14, Sheik Mujibur Rahman was captured for driving the parade. This time he was kept in prison for just about two years and five months.

1952
On January 26, Khwaja Nazimuddin proclaimed that 'Pakistan's state dialect will be Urdu'. Bangabandhu encouraged the state dialect development committee to watch the freedom of Rajbandi and to make Bangla as state dialect while detained in the challenge. On 14 February Bangabandhu began the appetite strike in prison for the interest. On Feb 21, the understudy network broke the segment 144 to request statehood of Bengal and drew out a parade. Salam, Barkat, Rafiq, Shafiur were martyred when the police let go on the parade. In an announcement from Bangabandhu imprison, the understudies denounced the police terminating and dissented. Proceeding with appetite strike for 17 sequential days. He was taken from prison to Faridpur imprison for keeping contact with the nonconformists from prison. He was discharged from Faridpur imprison on 26 February. In December, he went to the World Peace Conference in "Peking".

1953
On 9 July, he was chosen the general secretary of the East Pakistan Awami Muslim League Council. With the end goal to crush the Muslim League in the General Assembly of Pakistan, an endeavor was made to join between Maulana Bhasani, AK Fazlul Huq and Shaheed Suhrawardy. On November 14, the unique gathering of the gathering was called, and in it, the proposition to frame a unified front was embraced.

1954
In the main general decision on March 10, the United Front won 223 seats in 237 seats. Of these, the Awami League gets 143 seats. In the seat of Bangabandhu Gopalganj, Muslim League's persuasive pioneer Waheeduzzaman was chosen by crushing 13 thousand votes. On 15 May, Bangabandhu assumed the responsibility of the commonplace government's agribusiness and timberland service. May 30 the focal government dropped the unified front bureau. On 30 May Bangabandhu came back to Karachi from Dhaka and was captured. He was discharged on 23 December.

1955

On 5 June Bangabandhu was chosen an individual from the Constituent Assembly. On 17 June, the Awami League composed a 21-point interest for self-legislature of East Pakistan from the general population meeting of Paltan Maidan in Dhaka. On 23rd June the choice was taken in the official gathering of the Awami League that if the general population of East Pakistan did not give self-rule, the gathering individuals would leave from the governing body. 


On October 21, the gathering of the Awami Muslim League pulled back the word 'Muslim' from the name of the gathering and Bangabandhu was again chosen the general secretary of the gathering. 

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