Victory Day of Bangladesh- 16 December 2024: History, Images & More

With God’s great mercy today, we remind you about the 51st Victory Day of Bangladesh 2021. 16 December is the victory day of Bangladesh. Bangladeshi people earned the day by hard fighting for more than nine months against Pakistan’s army. The day is one of the most essential observing days around the year. The day is observed with the best pleasure by the Bangladeshi people.

It is observed not only in cities but also in locals like a festival. Bangladesh has gained victory by sacrificing more than 30 lakh martyrs as well as 2 lakh mothers’ or sisters’ honor. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was one of the main heroes to earn the victory. 16 December is called Victory Day, which is observed annually. By getting the country, the people of Bangladesh faced massive problems.

Anyway, the government of Bangladesh, non-government organizations, and awakened people have already taken a variety of ways to decorate the victory with flowers. Newspapers, magazines, TV, radio, and online are also ready to broadcast valuable content, making the day joyful.

The administrators of Bangladesh have taken extra activities to observe the day as soon as the Mujib year knocks at the door the COVID-19 (COrona COVID-19 disease- 2019) has broken human beings. Although it is a pandemic, it is been observed to keep social distance by fewer people. Generally, people observe the day with a variety of competitive games. Today, people wear victory dresses with the flag color, both green & red circles.

History of Victory Day in Bangladesh

Every country can promote victory or birthday by the memorable history. Bangladesh also has an extensive history of earning the motherland. A day could be promoted by its valuable history. Bangladesh is one of the developing countries throughout the South-Asia sub-continental.

Bangladesh has gained a specific map & land crossing any previous viral recorded history. Making history to remember, most notably, the name of the father of Bengal, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (1920- 1975). Though Bangladesh gained freedom in 1971 from Pakistan, it has been wished for since 1952 (The year of the Bengali Language )

The Bengalis were fighting against Pakistan to establish their rights during 1971 (26 March to 16 December). Bangladesh had gained the expected victory after nine months of fighting as well as sacrificing more than 3 Million people’s lives since 16 December 1971.

On 16 December, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared Bangladesh’s victory speech on radio or TV. Mejor Ziaur Rahman also declared the victory to inform people on the same day. 16 December is the specific date for celebrating and remembering the freedom fighters of Bangladesh.

At a glance-

• First observed in…….1972
• Date………………. 16 December
• Declared by……..Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
• Observance Type……Public holiday

What Do People Do?

Victory Day in Bangladesh is a public holiday. Students, the Government, Organizations, Newspapers, Magazines, Radio, TV channels, Social Media, and Online are ready to observe the day with various joys.

Generally, every school, College, and University campus is decorated with colorful banners and features that raise the Flag. It is time to observe the day to get more pleasure from attending or showing the victory competition. We can better understand the activities held on 16 December by the Bangladeshi people.

At a glance-

1. In an Institute– Both Teachers and Students enjoy victory day by attending a game of the competition. The day is also famous for its culture & tradition. People of all ages gather to see the competition on a big campus.
2. Enjoyable– The Bangladeshi people enjoy the victory day wearing red-green clothes.
3. Respecting– People observe the day to respect freedom fighters. Moreover, they enjoy the victory day.
4. Everyday Activities: Flag hoisting, parades, patriotic songs and the national anthem, speeches by the President and Prime Minister, entertainment, and cultural programs.

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Times of Victory Day of Bangladesh

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