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News India Live, Digital Desk: Nobel Prize winner Muhammad Yunus The interim government of Bangladesh, led by the interim government, issued a comprehensive ordinance on Tuesday night to give a new look to the historical narratives, re -defined the term “freedom fighter” (Bir Muktijodha). As a result of this important re -language, the iconic ‘Bir Muktijodha’ status of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founder of the nation, has been disputed.
Legislative and parliamentary matters The ordinance published by the Division of the Bangladesh Mukti Sangram also took away official recognition as freedom fighters of more than 400 prominent political leaders, including persons like Syed Nazrul Islam, Tajuddin Ahmed, Mansoor Ali and AHM Kamarujman.
According to the new ordinance, these historical celebrities will now be classified as “colleagues of Mukti Sangram” (colleague of Mukti War), this is a difference that shows a deep change in the way their contribution officially recognizes their contribution.
The new ordinance defines ‘Bir Muktizodha’ as a person who either actively prepared for the war between March 26 and 16 December 1971 and got training in the villages of Bangladesh, or came to India for a clear purpose to enroll in various training camps for a clear purpose. The important thing is that these individuals would have actively participated in the fight against the Pakistani armed forces occupied to secure the independence of Bangladesh.
Recorded criteria specify that recognized citizen freedom fighters will have to complete the minimum age set by the government during the war period. Additionally, members of the armed forces will be known as freedom fighters.
The important thing is that the status of women ‘Birrangana’, who suffered torture at the hands of the Pakistani Army and their colleagues, remains unchanged, as well as unchanged of doctors, nurses and medical assistants who provided important treatment to the freedom fighters injured in field hospitals during the conflict. This ordinance officially indicates a significant restoration about who is officially recognized as ‘Bir Muktijodha’ in the history of Bangladesh.
North India Statesman