India Commemorates Zia-ur-Rahman on His 45th Death Anniversary
India pays tribute to Zia-ur-Rahman, recalls his 1971 radio address
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The Indian High Commission in Bangladesh honored former President Zia-ur-Rahman on his 45th death anniversary, recalling his impactful 1971 radio address that inspired Bangladesh's independence. India reaffirmed its solidarity with the Bangladeshi people in their shared journey towards prosperity.
- 01Zia-ur-Rahman, who was assassinated on May 30, 1981, is remembered for his pivotal role in Bangladesh's Liberation War.
- 02His famous radio address on March 26, 1971, declared Bangladesh's independence and galvanized public support.
- 03The Indian High Commission emphasized the shared sacrifices between India and Bangladesh.
- 04Zia-ur-Rahman is the father of current Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and husband of former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia.
- 05Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin acknowledged Zia-ur-Rahman's contributions to the country's liberation.
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On the 45th death anniversary of Zia-ur-Rahman, the former President of Bangladesh, the Indian High Commission in Bangladesh paid tribute to his legacy. Zia-ur-Rahman, who was assassinated on May 30, 1981, is celebrated for his significant role in the 1971 Liberation War. His radio address on March 26, 1971, which declared Bangladesh's independence, is particularly noted for inspiring resistance against oppression. The Indian High Commission expressed solidarity with the people of Bangladesh, highlighting the shared sacrifices made by both nations in their journey towards progress and prosperity. Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin also recognized Zia-ur-Rahman's contributions to the nation. Zia-ur-Rahman is the father of current Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and the husband of former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia.
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The tribute reinforces the historical ties and shared sacrifices between India and Bangladesh, promoting a sense of unity and cooperation.
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