The 21st February-Paragraph (JSC-SSC-HSC) Gazi Online School
The 21st February
The 21st February is a red letter day (স্মরনীয় দিন) in our national life. Every year on this day people come to the Shaheed Miners and offer their respect to the martyrs (শহীদ). On this day in 1952, the brave sons of 'Mother Bangal' laid down their lives to protect (রক্ষা করা) the interest of the mother language. After the birth of Pakistan the ruler of the West Pakistan everybody, especially the students of the then East Pakistan demanded Bengali as the state (রাষ্ট্রীয়) a Language. As a result, the Language Movement (আন্দোলন) took place. The then Pakistan Govt. wanted to stop this movement imposing (আরোপ করা) section 144. But the patriotic (দেশ প্রেমিক) and fearless (ভয়হীন) sons of our soil brought out a procession (মিছিল) defying section 144 on the 21st February, 1952.
That day Rafiq, Salam, Jabber, and Others were brutally (নিষ্ঠুরভাবে) killed. Many were injured (আহত) and hundreds were arrested. The government, different organizations and institutions arrange programmers to celebrate the day. Besides, according to a decision of the UNESCO on Nov. 17,1999, this day is now the International Mother Language day. The International Mother Language Day is now being observed all over the world with due respect. This day has a great influence (প্রভাব) for the whole nation as it did in the past. This will go on in the future too. In fact, this movement led the nation to its liberation (স্বাধীনতা). Also, every year this day reminds the world that every nation's mother tongue should be protected. Our language movement on 21st February is a unique (অদ্বিতীয়) event in the history of human civilization (সভ্যতা). We are really glorified (গেীরবান্বিত) by the declaration (ঘোষনা) of UNESCO that turned (রুপ নিল) a national celebration to an international event. We are proud of our language martyr's.
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