Language Movement 1952 

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21 March, 1948 Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the organizer of Pakistan and its first Governor-General, on a visit to East Bengal, proclaims in Dhaka University assembly that while the dialect of the area can be Bengali, the "State dialect of Pakistan will be Urdu and no other dialect. Any one who tries to deceive you is truly a foe of Pakistan." "The comment evoked a furious challenge from the Bengali youth Prof. Md. Yaqub announced "NO" who took it as an attack: their dialect Bangla (Bengali) was, all things considered, talked by 54 percent of the number of inhabitants in Pakistan. Numerous University understudies raised the challenge trademark and was captured. The Dacca University grounds turned into the point of convergence for understudy gatherings in support of the Language Movement 1952.

Language Heroes:

Rafiq Salam Barkat Jabbar

VAHA SHYNIK IN KUSHTIA DISTRICT:

1. Late Prof. Md. Yaqub. (Sharok lipy author; submitted to PAK Government. 3 duplicates in BANGLA out of 11 and harmed by two slugs and conceded in Dhaka restorative ) Member Tamuddin Mojlish, Bangladesh, President 1948-1953Tamuddin Mojlish, Kushtia, Bangladesh. Furthermore, in 1948 he is the man who first dissents and announced "NO" when President Zinna said Urdu will be dialect of Pakistan.2. Late Prof. Abdus Sattar (Sharok lipy essayist; submetted to PAK Government. two duplicate in English out of 11 and harmed by machine chaanrge conceded in Dhaka medicinal ) Member Tamuddin Mojlish, Bangladesh, Secretary 1948-1953 Tamuddin Mojlish, Kushtia, Bangladesh; President 1953-Tamuddin Mojlish, Kushtia,3. Late Mr. Sheraj (Mukter), MemberTamuddin Mojlish, Kushtia, Bangladesh..4. Late Mr. Zalal Chowdhury.5. Mr. Nazam uddin ahmed, Secretary, from 1953 to ----, Tamuddin Mojlish, Kushtia, Bangladesh.6. Advocate Liakot Ali.7. Late Md. Zulfikar Haider.

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