B'desh keen to protect Mukti Bahini fighters' graveyards, tr

The Bangladesh government keenly wants to protect the graveyards, training camps of Mukti Bahinis (freedom fighters) and other commemorative houses and installations of Tripura, where around 15 lakh Bangladeshi refugees -- a number almost equal the state's then population of around 16 lakh -- also took shelter during the nine-month long 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War.

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