Staff Reporter :
Chief Adviser Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus said the interim government is committed to building a prosperous and well-governed Bangladesh.
He said this government is working hard to build a new and enhanced Bangladesh through its reform work.
The Chief Adviser said it in his message on the occasion of the Martyred Intellectuals Day, which will be observed on Saturday.
Dr. Yunus said the anti-liberation forces on the eve of the victory of the Bengali nation, abducted and brutally killed country’s intellectuals, including educationists, journalists, writers, doctors, scientists, lawyers, artistes, engineers, philosophers and political thinkers.
The Chief Adviser urged the people to be united with discrimination-free spirit and play role from their respective positions to build a new Bangladesh by defeating all the conspiracies of the anti-liberation forces.
Mofazzal Haider Chowdhury, Munier Chowdhury, Anwar Pasha, Shahidullah Kaiser, Giasuddin, Dr Fazler Rabbi, Abdul Aleem Chowdhury, Sirajuddin Hossain, Selina Parveen, Dr Jyotirmoy Guha Thakurta and many more were among the victims of their brutality.
The anti-liberation forces took the most heinous revenge for their defeat in the Great Liberation War through this planned massacre with an objective to demoralize the Bengali nation, he said.
The Chief Adviser paid glowing tributes to the memories of the martyrs of the Liberation War including the martyred intellectuals and prayed for the eternal peace of the departed souls.
