| শিরোনাম | সূত্র | তারিখ |
|---|---|---|
| মালাদ নাগরিক বাংলাদেশ সহায়ক সমিতির সাধারণ সম্পাদকের রিপোর্ট | প্রচারপত্র | ২২ আগষ্ট, ১৯৭১ |
MALAD NAGARIK BANGLADESH SAHAYAK SAMITI
GENERAL SECRETARY’S REPORT
First of all, on behalf of the Malad Nagarik Bangladesh Sahayak Samity, I salute to those Freedom - Fighters of Bangladesh, those Known and unknown patriots -who laid down their valuable lives to achieve freedom of their Motherland. I also salute to Bangabandhu sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the greatest revolutionary of our times and earnestly pray to the Almighty God for his sound health and well-being.
Brothers and Sisters: on behalf of our Samiti, I welcome you all, I m putting before you the work which has been done by us and I consider you as the best Judge.
You know that in the annals of the World’s history, people had never witnessed such genocide, atrocities and brutalities as committed by Yahia in East Bengal since 25th March, 1971. You are aware that when the conscience-keeper of Islam are murdering muslims in Bangla-Desh, can we remain silent? The only reply is NO.
We being the citizens of a democratic country felt it our moral duty and an obligation to humanity, to support the struggle of others to achieve their country’s Democretic Independence. Therefore, to uphold the flag of democracy Malad Nagarik Bangla-Desh Sahayak Samiti was formed on 9th April, 1971. It is an organisation where workers of various political parties were combined, together including workers of trade unions, cultural, social and educational institutions.
After formation of our Samiti, we had arrange a silent procession on 18-4-71 in the memory of those Martyrs who had laid down their lives for the creation of A SWADHIN BANGLA-DESH. More than five hundred determined men and women marched with the procession-carrying banners and placards in their hands and it converged into a public-rally where Samitie’s programme was declared. We appealed to the citizen to co-operate with the Samiti, in all respects, to strengthen the hands of freedom fighters of Bangladesh.
I would like to mention here that the samiti had decided to arrange lectures, study classes etc; to Accordingly, on 6-6-71, we arranged a talk on ‘May Visit to Bangladesh’ of Shri Hamid Dalwai, a noted Journalist and the Chairman of the Muslim Reforms Committee-which was attended by a large number of people. So on so, a group of about twenty workers of the Samiti was moving throughout Malad, continuously for few days with banners, placards and megaphones for the cause. During this time, we arranged more than hundred street corner meetings in different parts of this town wherein more than ten thousand people attended and listened to with keen interest.
