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The month of February is a very significant month for our Bengali nation. He wanted to take away the language I speak today. The language I speak seems to be different. About seventy years ago this February, another nation wanted to speak a language other than our mother tongue. And wanted to take away the language of our mouths.
We, the Bengali nation, pay our respects and love to those who were martyred in the Bengali language movement in 1952 and pay homage to them by visiting their monument "Shaheed Minar" with flowers to honor them wherever we can.
The day we celebrated 21st February, two days ago, was the saddest day of our Bangladesh and Bengali nation. On this day, the flag of Bangladesh is hoisted at half-mast in all government and non-government semi-government institutions of our country and is given along with the black flag because we pay our respects to them. And that is what we officially pay homage to these martyrs. At the same time, all the primary schools, high schools and colleges and universities pay homage to them by placing different kinds of flowers on their monuments everywhere.
The horizon of Bengal today is red in Shimule-Palash. A bunch of young leaves on a tree. In nature, when the joy and excitement of the newcomer was in full swing, there was a tearful incident in Bengal to protect the right of mother tongue.
On this day 70 years ago, fearless heroic children took to the streets, ignoring the bloodshot eyes of the rulers, demanding protection of their mother tongue rights. The fresh blood of the chest painted the highways of Dhaka like the red flowers of spring. An unprecedented chapter of self-sacrifice in the demand for mother tongue was added to human history that day. Today is Monday, that unique day of remembrance, the day of the glory of self-sacrifice. Today is Immortal Ekushey February. Great Martyr's Day and International Mother Language Day.
Salam, Rafiq, Jabbar, Barkat and Shafiq were shot dead by the police on February 21, 1952 while carrying out a program to demand Bengali as the state language of the country. Through their blood, Bengali was recognized as the state language of this country.
There are many flower traders in our country who are seasonal traders on the 21st of February. They make bouquets of different species of flowers and bouquets for sale on that day because they know that on that day everyone will buy flowers and bouquets as gifts. And I took pictures of some flowers from their temporary flower shop and shared them with you to enjoy.
