Hello friends, I hope everyone is well. I am also well thanks to your prayers.
Today, my friends and I went to see the National Memorial of Bangladesh. The memorial is located in Savar, Nabinagar, Dhaka. After visiting the memorial, we took some pictures with our friends and I want to share those pictures with you.
We left at nine in the morning to see the memorial. It took us two hours and thirty minutes to reach the memorial. We reached this memorial with a lot of difficulty. When we went there, we saw the addresses of many people. The area was decorated with many flower trees. There were thousands of people there. Some were coming and some were going. Earlier, we had only heard by word of mouth that the National Memorial in Savar, Dhaka. We had read about it in books, but today our dream came true because we had wanted to see this memorial for a long time. Today it was fulfilled. I felt very good about myself. We walked around these memorials a lot and took pictures, and I have shared some of them with you. This memory was really created after our country became independent. We had a very good time today. This day will be memorable in our memory pages.
This memorial was established to commemorate the Bengali and non-Bengali martyrs of the Liberation War. The memorial has seven pillars that carry the message of the seven movements of Bengali Bangladesh. The construction of the memorial began in 1978 and the construction of this memorial was completed in 1982. The height of the memorial is 150 feet. The design of the memorial was made by Syed Mainul Hossain.
57 designs were made to build memory, through which Syed Mainul Hossain's design gained acceptance. Another name for this memorial was given, which is Sammilit Prayas. The memorial was inaugurated on December 16, 1982. The memorial was built by the then President, Lieutenant General Hossain Mohammad Ershad. There are many things we know and do not know about this memorial. We have written a little bit about what we know, and there are many things we do not know about it.
While visiting the memorial, we remembered our childhood memories, which we had read about in books, the relationship between the memorial and the Asta became a reality. After many wanderings here, we felt a lot of peace in our minds. I had wanted to know about this memorial for a long time. Today I saw everything with my own eyes. Because some memories of independence are involved in this memorial, as if the memories of the struggle for freedom are mixed in this memorial. I enjoyed the day very much through today's Ghuri. We love this memorial very much and we also pay respect to the memory of the martyrs. We love it sincerely from the bottom of our hearts.
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