1971.04.10, Liberation War Museum
10th April 1971 Joseph Cisco of the United States Foreign ministry says that the arms provided to Pakistan according to the agreement can only be used for internal protection Sher-e-Bangla’s son and national committee member A.K. Fazlul Haq says in a statement in...
1971.04.09, Liberation War Museum
9th April 1971 Lieutenant General Tikka Khan takes oath as the governor of East Pakistan. The program is convened by the Judge of Dhaka High court BA Siddique. Khaja Khairuddin convenes the meeting in which a 140 member “shanti Committee” is formed. In the activities...
1971.04.08, Liberation War Museum
8th April 1971 In Chandpur, various political leaders get together in Hajiganj Post Bungalow and discuss about the resistance of Pakistan army. In this meeting Dr. Abdus Sattar, Dr Abu Yousuf, Habibur Rahman, Saidur Rahman, BM Kalimullah, and Ali Ahmed Pramukh are...
1971.04.07, Liberation War Museum
7th April 1971 Two Pakistani Diplomats Shahabuddin Ahmed and Amjadul Haq, working in the Pakistani Embassy of New Delhi abort all relations with Pakistan and pledge their support for Bangladesh. They are the first diplomats to support Bangladesh. Muslim League Leader...
1971.04.06, Liberation War Museum
6th April 1971 In Chittagong Dohajaari Mukti Bahini and Pakistan Military get involved in a serious battle. Unable to stay put in the fight Pakistan military retreat. In Sylhet Karimganj border Mukti Bahini and Pakistan Military get engaged in a fierce battle and...
1971.04.04, Liberation War Museum
4th April 1971 In Dhaka led by the chief of Pakistan Democratic Party Nazrul Amin, a representative team of 12 members meet the head of the West Pakistan armed forces general Tikka Khan. They pledge their full support to Tikka Khan and propose the formation of a...
1971.04.03, Liberation War Museum
3rd April 1971 In Sylhet’s Shamshernagar the Liberation forces fend off attacks from the Pakistan forces bravely. Along with Machine guns the Pak armies also attack with bombs in Chuadanga injuring a lot of people. In Bangladesh Red cross society is formed by Awami...
1971.04.02, Liberation War Museum
2nd April 1971 On the other side of the Buriganga River Pakistani forces attack innocent refugees. In the span of a few hours Pakistani armed forces kill hundreds and burned down villages after villages. Keraniganj is looted and many women are raped. This heinous...
1971.04.01, Liberation War Museum
1st April 1971 In the Chittagong Medical college and on top of the hills, clashes between the Pakistan Army and the freedom Fighters takes a dangerous form. Under intense attack the freedom fighters have to retreat and return to Kalurghat at night Throngs of people...
1971.03.31, Liberation War Museum
31st March 1971 More than one lakh refugees in search of a safe abode leave behind beloved Motherland and cross the border into India. In the Chittagong Hill tracts, a one-Kilowatt range/power independent Bangla radio station is established. The Indian Prime Minister...
