The history behind the 1975 Liberation War in 2025
Major Dalim in public, tells the history behind the Liberation War
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Major Dalim answered 50-year-old questions live. In the live talk show of expatriate journalist Elias Hossain.
The heroic freedom fighter Major Shariful Haque Dalim (Bir Bikram), who has been in hiding for a long time.
He is accused of being involved in the murder of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and his family.
Last Sunday (January 5, 2025) night, this former military officer joined the live titled 'Vir Muktijoddha Major Dalim (Bir Bikram) is involved in a special live'.
The real history of the great Liberation War of Bangladesh, including the history behind August 15, 1975.
At the beginning of the talk show, Major Dalim said,
The hero behind the mass uprising of '24, advising the students and the public, said that we have almost left the grip of expansionist-Hinduist India. From that position, we have to achieve another independence like that of '71. Otherwise, the revolution will end in failure.
Major Dalim said, it is a very sensitive question. You cannot play your own instrument. First of all, August 15 is not an isolated incident. It started during the liberation war.
We understood who is in whose interest the liberation war of Bangladesh is being fought? Is it in our interest that we will liberate the country by waging a liberation war. Or will we work for some other purpose.
This brave Bikram said, when Nazrul Islam and Taj Uddin were given permission to form a provisional government by making a seven-point agreement. After reading and signing the seven clauses, Nazrul Islam fell into a fit that we would gradually become a vassal state of India.
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He said, ‘Sheikh Mujib had intensified his tyranny to such an extent that people were begging God for an end to his tyranny.’
Major Dalim said, ‘Mujib did not die, Mujib was killed in a military coup. A military coup is no longer a game of marbles with bare hands. There was shooting from both sides and casualties on both sides.
Just as some people on Mujib’s side died, some people on the side of the revolutionaries who staged the military coup also lost their lives. This is the reality. But the revolutionaries were victorious, they took power into their own hands.
He also said, and I was injured three or four times during the war. Look at the condition of my hand as an example of that. Saying this, he raised his or her hand. Then it was seen that he was missing a finger or hand.
He said, 'After learning the news of Mujib's death and the fall of Baksal, millions of people in cities, ports and villages took out joyous processions.
All the political leaders
or parties that were underground also came out on the streets with public
support. This is how the revolutionary military coup of August 15 received
public recognition.'