Bangladesh
Homecoming Day Tomorrow is Sheikh Hasina's homecoming day
Dhaka, May 16: Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 17, is the 43rd historic homecoming day of Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. On this day in 1981, she returned to Bangladesh after a long exile after her family was killed. On the occasion of the day, various social and cultural organizations, including Awami League and allied organizations, have taken various programs across the country.
On the night of August 15, 1975, the assassins killed Bangabandhu and his family in the most brutal murder in history. Bangabandhu's two daughters Sheikh Hasina and Sheikh Rehana survived as they were abroad at that time. After the assassination of Bangabandhu, the killer group started a multifaceted conspiracy to endanger the existence of the Bengali nation by destroying the spirit of the liberation war in independent-sovereign Bangladesh.
In the life of the Bengali nation, the darkness of darkness is pressing like a rock. In the absence of Sheikh Hasina, he was elected the president of the organization in the national conference of Awami League held on February 14, 15 and 16, 1981. The sacred responsibility of leading the struggle for the liberation of the motherland is entrusted to the hands of the eldest daughter of the father of the nation. Bangabandukanya's leadership is feared by the killer group. The murderous military junta created all sorts of obstacles to prevent Ziaur Rahman Sheikh Hasina from returning home.
Sheikh Hasina returned to her beloved motherland on May 17, 1981, ignoring the bloodshed and restrictions of the military ruler. Bangabandhu returned to Bangladesh after 6 years of exile. That day the capital Dhaka became a city of processions. From morning to midnight Dhaka city vibrated with processions and slogans. Bad weather and heavy rain could not stop the march of millions of people that day. Kurmitola International Airport and Sherbangla City turned into a sea of people. Dhaka, the capital, was the destination of people from all over Bangladesh that day to catch a glimpse of Sheikh Hasina. The immortal slogan of independence, 'Jai Bangla, Jai Bangabandhu' vibrated the air and air of Bengal. The voice of the crowd thunderously proclaimed 'Hasina, I promised you, I will avenge the murder of my father'; "We are with you in the night of rain and storm". "Sheikh Hasina's arrival, greetings and welcome".
