Several events are planned to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Bangladesh's liberation. The largest event will be a parade through the National Parade Square on Dec. 16, featuring the flags of friendly countries like India, Bhutan, and Russia. A discussion session will follow the parade, which will be hosted by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. During the ceremonies, many people are expected to wear traditional dress and sing patriotic songs.
The President of the Republic of India has decided to make this day a national holiday. The country's President and Prime Minister Kovind, who are currently on a three-day state visit to the country, will join the parade as the "Guest of Honor". The celebration will include a march-past and a fly-past by the Armed Forces, patriotic songs and special programs, and a national prayer.
On the day, Bangladesh's President and Prime Minister will pay homage to the martyrs at Savar, a memorial site in Dhaka. Thousands of people will visit the memorial, many wearing red and green clothing. The main reason for the holiday is to remember the freedom fighters and martyrs who sacrificed their lives for their nation. A national holiday in Bangladesh, Victory Day, is celebrated on 16th December every year. It is also declared as a public holiday by the government.
As a result, it is considered a national holiday in Bangladesh, with educational institutions and public observing the day. In addition, the government is preparing a series of commemorative events to mark the occasion. While the president will be participating in the festivities, he is also the only foreign head of state to be invited. The country's leaders will pay tribute to their freedom fighters and martyrs and make it a day to remember the country's great achievements.
On November 16, the President of the United States will attend the celebration as a "Guest of Honor" at Savar. On this day, people will pay tribute to the martyrs of the Bangladesh Liberation War. While the President will be attending the festivities, Prime Minister Hasina will be in attendance to pay tribute to the armed forces. In addition, she will also be visiting Savar on 16th December.
The national flag will be displayed on the streets of the country's capital. Various activities will take place to commemorate the anniversary. A 31-gun salute will be given at the monuments and memorials, while wreaths will be placed at important buildings. The national flag will be hoisted on top of government offices and the state-owned television channels will show special programs and films. Most people will be celebrating the independence day in the country.
Special prayers will be offered at mosques and other places of worship on the occasion. The departed souls of the war martyrs will be prayed for and the nation will be in a state of peace. Additionally, similar ceremonies will be held at district and upazila levels and at Bangladesh's overseas missions. The ministry of liberation war affairs has also asked people to refrain from damaging the flower garden at the National Memorial at Savar.
The country's President M Abdul Hamid will lead the celebrations. The country's freedom fighters fought a nine-month war against Pakistani forces. Most of the fighters were poor, and 80 per cent of them were from the lower class. In fact, India backed the liberation movement, which was led by the Jamaat-e-Islami political party. The general will greet the nation and lay a wreath in the memory of the fallen heroes.
In commemoration of the Liberation War, the country will honor the departed war heroes. The flags will fly high and be flown everywhere. The national flag will be flown over government buildings and on important roads throughout the country. Smaller streets will be decorated with miniature national flags to honor the deceased. On the day of the victory, special prayers will be offered at mosques and other places of worship.