�Soldiers of Bangabandhu should be more self-restrained�

Minister for Cultural Affairs Asaduzzaman Noor yesterday called upon the young leadership being imbued with the ideologies of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman to be more self-restrained, reports BSS. Referring to Bangabandhu’s speech at the Awami League national council of 1974, the minister said that in his speech, Bangabandhu called upon the young generation to practice self-criticism, self-restrained and self-purification. So, Asaduzzaman Noor said, “Young generation of today who are imbued with the ideologies of Bangabandhu should be self-restrained and dedicate themselves in the development process of the country through self-purification.”
The minister said this while speaking at a lecture session on the book ‘Unfinished memoirs of Bangabandhu’ at Milon Hall of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) in the city. As part of the 40-day programme commemorating the 40th anniversary of martyrdom of Bangabandhu, BSMMU organised the programme with its vice-chancellor Prof Dr Quamrul Hasan Khan in the chair. Architect Poet Rabiul Hussain, eminent cultural personality Pijush Banerjee, pro vice-chancellor of BSMMU (Education) Prof Dr Md Ruhul Amin Miah and pro- vice-chancellor (Research and Development) Prof Dr Md Shahidullah Shikdar were the discussants, among others.
Turning to the ‘Unfinished memoirs of Bangabandhu’, the minister said, “In his book (autobiography) Bangabandhu described stories of an unusual time when Bangladesh had been marching towards its war of independence through many incidents of people’s struggle”. “Going through this book anybody can realise as to how Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was transformed into Bangabandhu (people’s friend) and how he became the leader of a whole nation. For this reason and due to his charismatic leadership quality, people from all walks of life took part in the War of Liberation.”

 

�Soldiers of Bangabandhu should be more self-restrained�

Minister for Cultural Affairs Asaduzzaman Noor yesterday called upon the young leadership being imbued with the ideologies of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman to be more self-restrained, reports BSS. Referring to Bangabandhus speech at the Awami League national council of 1974, the minister said that in his speech, Bangabandhu called upon the young generation to practice self-criticism, self-restrained and self-purification. So, Asaduzzaman Noor said, Young generation of today who are imbued with the ideologies of Bangabandhu should be self-restrained and dedicate themselves in the development process of the country through self-purification. The minister said this while speaking at a lecture session on the book Unfinished memoirs of Bangabandhu at Milon Hall of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) in the city. As part of the 40-day programme commemorating the 40th anniversary of martyrdom of Bangabandhu, BSMMU organised the programme with its vice-chancellor Prof Dr Quamrul Hasan Khan in the chair. Architect Poet Rabiul Hussain, eminent cultural personality Pijush Banerjee, pro vice-chancellor of BSMMU (Education) Prof Dr Md Ruhul Amin Miah and pro- vice-chancellor (Research and Development) Prof Dr Md Shahidullah Shikdar were the discussants, among others. Turning to the Unfinished memoirs of Bangabandhu, the minister said, In his book (autobiography) Bangabandhu described stories of an unusual time when Bangladesh had been marching towards its war of independence through many incidents of peoples struggle. Going through this book anybody can realise as to how Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was transformed into Bangabandhu (peoples friend) and how he became the leader of a whole nation. For this reason and due to his charismatic leadership quality, people from all walks of life took part in the War of Liberation.