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A day to remember
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There is no denying the fact that the 21st February is a red-letter day in the history of our mother tongue. It is a very remarkable day in the sense that we have been able to establish our mother tongue as our state language. It is our glory and inspiration that we have achieved freedom from the movement of this day. We think that we could not achieve our freedom if 21st February was not emergent in 1952. Due to the movement of this day, we have shown our agitation against the rulers of the then Pakistan. To speak the truth, the 21st February, as a symbol of blaze illumination is our rectitude for which our survival as Bengali nation has been reflected through out the whole world. In this day some young persons of our country have volunteered to create resistance against the conspiracy of our mother tongue. They have intensified the movement by degrees and being uncontroversial, the then rulers have invaded them and ultimately they had shot them dead. This is such a movement where our heroes have laid down their lives for the cause of elevated deportment of our mother tongue. In the whole world, such unprecedented movement has never been taken place.
Like each year, this year has carried out this day with due somber mood and prominence. We celebrate this day with honour according to the heritage of the country. This day is mixed with our Independence Day as if it is mixed with our blood. The heroes who have laid down their lives for the cause of our equality, liberty and national prestige of our country shall remain ever memorable to us. Ours is a least developed country and we are passing through a great agitation against terrorism, bribing, dishonesty and adoption of policies of misleading the people. We want all the ends of such mischievous activity from the social life. We should memorize the great sacrifice of the martyrs who had saved our mother tongue by dedicating their lives. Consequent upon this, we achieved the 21st February as an ‘International Mother Tongue Day’ in 1999. This is a great achievement in the world to show our best regards to our Bengali Language. It is a rare example in the history of mankind.
In fine, if we would like to preserve the prestige of Bengali nation, we need to pay great eulogy praise to the martyrs. They had laid down their lives for the restoration of democracy and freedom of economics. Their activities are undoubtedly of heroic deeds. If we dedicate ourselves for the cause of equality and liberty of our country, their departed souls will be peaceful and effulgence. In every year, we celebrate this day by showing homage to them and shower the flowers to the ‘Shaheed Minar’ in order to solemnize their memory and achievements contributed to the dignity of our mother tongue. In this respect, a remarkable statement of Somerset Maugham is worth mentioning:
“ It is difficult to pass over the razor’s edge,
But the wise say, the path to salvation is hard’’
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The prolific author Kh Atiar Rahman was born in the former district of kushtia in 1955. He has many articles published in national and International media. His main theme somber mood, of writing is based on literature, history, culture, modern technology and on the general sequences of life.
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