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The Mujibnagar monument has 23 pillars, some of which are shown here, representing the 23 years of Pakistani rule over East Bengal before it became in
The Mujibnagar monument has 23 pillars, some of which are shown here, representing the 23 years of Pakistani rule over East Bengal before it became independent as Bangladesh. The red brick square marks the spot where the Mujibnagar government ministers took their oaths.
Statue representing the signing of the Pakistani Instrument of Surrender at the Mujibnagar Memorial Monument and Complex
Statue representing the signing of the Pakistani Instrument of Surrender at the Mujibnagar Memorial Monument and Complex
Sculpture of Cabinet members of the Provisional Government of Bangladesh; popularly known as Mujibnagar Government
Sculpture of Cabinet members of the Provisional Government of Bangladesh; popularly known as Mujibnagar Government
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1950