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Bangabandhu Railway Museum reaches Kulaura

 New Nation
 Published: 12:00 AM, 20 November 2022

Kulaura (Moulvibazar) Correspondent :
The Sheikh Mujib Traveling Railway Museum based on the biography of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman has come to Kulaura Railway Station in Moulvibazar for four days.
Kulaura Upazila Parishad Chairman and Upazila Awami League Senior Vice President Principal AKM Shafi Ahmed Solman officially opened it for the public on Thursday night.
He called upon the people from all walks of life to visit the Bangabandhu Railway Museum to know the colorful life history of Bangabandhu.
Railway Sramik League General Secretary Abdur Rahim was present on this occasion Railway Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Md Mazharul Karim, Kulaura PressClub President Md Shakil Rashid Chowdhury, Railway Station Master (Acting) Muhib Uddin Ahmad, Station Master (Grade-4) Ruman Ahmed, Upazila Farmers League Secretary Fuad Alam Chowdhury, Upazila Chhatra League President Niazul Tayef and others.
It is known that the Bangabandhu Traveling Railway Museum was started on the occasion of Mujib Barsha to spread the colorful life of Bangabandhu among people of all walks of life on the initiative of Bangladesh Railway. After its inception, this traveling railway museum has been traveling to different parts of the country. In continuation of that, this mobile railway museum came to Kulaura railway station on Thursday.
As seen on the surface, visitors will get to know the childhood days of the father of the nation by entering this mobile museum. Bangabandhu’s student life, growing up, His contribution as one of the organizers of the language movement and becoming a leader of the people’s lives through the struggle for human rights has been highlighted.
 Along with this, there are pictures of indescribable torture, false cases and sad documents of imprisonment in the struggle for rights. The great liberation war of 1971, the much desired independence, the various steps taken in the reconstruction of the war-torn newly independent Bangladesh will be known. At one end of the coach.