Prime minister pays reverence to Bangabandhu 

Prime minister placed wreaths at the portrait of the Father of the Nation in front of the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi at 7am on Saturday.

Hasina along with the Cabinet members stood in silence for a while after paying respect.

The prime minister in her message said the popular aspirations of Bengalis were echoed in Bangabandhu’s speech ‘at the final stage of the struggle for independence’.

After the address ‘the entire nation’ joined the Liberation War, she added.

Describing the address as one of the world’s best political speeches, she said it was a source of strength and its appeal was still undiminished.

Hasina along with the Cabinet members stood in silence for a while after paying respect.

The prime minister in her message said the popular aspirations of Bengalis were echoed in Bangabandhu’s speech ‘at the final stage of the struggle for independence’.

After the address ‘the entire nation’ joined the Liberation War, she added.

Describing the address as one of the world’s best political speeches, she said it was a source of strength and its appeal was still undiminished.