Bismillahir Rahmani Rahim All praises to Allah Almighty.

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu what is the situation how are you all I hope by the infinite mercy of the Almighty God you are all very well Alhamdulillah I am very well.

Great twenty one February

Today is the International Mother Language Day. On this day in 1952, thousands of youths took away our mother tongue from the invading forces of Pakistan with their fresh blood.

Today, we can speak our free language in front of every person, our mother tongue, Bengali language, today we can express our thoughts beautifully with everyone in that language.

And for this language of ours, our dear brothers and sisters have brought back this independent country and independent language for us with the fresh blood of their chests.

Salam Jabar Rafiq Barakat To all my brothers and sisters, today I send them my best wishes and congratulations and I also pray to the Almighty God Almighty to keep these brothers of mine in peace in their graves and grant them Jannat.

Can I forget February 1st stained with my brother's blood. Although we had our language movement on this 21st February 1972, but since then we have always paid tribute to our honorable brothers and sisters and may they be granted Jannat. stay

We didn't get this language of ours just like that. We can never imagine that we got this language in exchange for the honor of how many mothers and sisters sacrificed their lives for this language.

Even today I remember that school life when we used to walk barefoot in the morning on February 1st to pay tribute to the martyrs and attend the memorial with flowers and we all sang songs together.

"Salam Salam thousand salams in memory of all the martyrs I want to leave my heart in their memory"

So each of us should respect our own language, only then we can present our mother tongue in front of everyone.

Wishing you all to be well and healthy today, I bid farewell to you today.