Betar’s role in independence movement is written in golden letters: Hasan
BSS
13th February, 2021 08:47:55
Awami League Joint General Secretary and Information Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud said on Saturday the role played Bangladesh Betar during the country’s independence movement is written in golden letters and will remain till existence of the country.
“The people who were audience of Swadhin Bangla Kendra know how the programmes inspired the freedom-loving persons during the period and the people were seemed waiting eagerly to listen to the programmes,” he told a discussion at Bangladesh Betar in capital’s Agargaon area.
The minister said MA Hannan, the then president of Chittagong Awami League, read out the declaration of independence given by Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from Kalurghat Betar Kendra on March 26, 1971.
The role Bangladesh Betar played during the country's independence movement is written in golden letters, said Information Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud yesterday. "People who listened to Swadhin Bangla Kendra know how their programmes inspired the freedom-loving persons," he told a discussion at Bangladesh Betar in the capital's Agargaon. Bangladesh Betar organised the discussion
Betar’s role in independence movement is written in golden letters: Hasan
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DHAKA, Feb 13, 2021 (BSS) – Awami League Joint General Secretary and Information Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud today said the role played Bangladesh Betar during the country’s independence movement is written in golden letters and will remain till existence of the country.
“The people who were audience of Swadhin Bangla Kendra know how the programmes inspired the freedom-loving persons during the period and the people were seemed waiting eagerly to listen to the programmes,” he told a discussion at Bangladesh Betar in capital’s Agargaon area.
The minister said MA Hannan, the then president of Chittagong Awami League, read out the declaration of independence given by Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from Kalurghat Betar Kendra on March 26, 1971.