44 years ago, Bangabandhu gave the best speech of his life on the historic Race Course grounds. In front of the threat of gunmen-machine gunmen of Pakistani bandits in front of more than 10 million people, Bangsharul Sheikh Mujib declared in the light of the day: "This struggle is our struggle for freedom, this struggle is the struggle for independence."
In what circumstances Bangabandhu gave the famous speech of that history. Awami League achieved absolute majority under the leadership of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in the elections of the Pakistan National Assembly on 7 December 1970. The number of seats in the National Assembly, including 13 women seats, was 313 (300 + 13 = 313). Of these, there were 169 (162 + 7 = 169) seats in East Pakistan, East Pakistan - East Pakistan. In the December 7 elections, Awami League got 167 seats under Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's 169 seats in East Pakistan. Many political parties participate in that election. That election was held under the military law. After getting Awami League 167 seats, PDP got the remaining two seats. After the December 7th election, the then military president General Yahya Khan called on the session of the National Assembly on March 3 of '71. But West Pakistan's PPP leader Z. A. Bhutto and Pakistan's military unit have begun conspiracy to transfer power to the majority party, or to transfer power to Awami League. Military President Jay became the puppet of the conspirators. Yahya Khan. On March 1, 1971, a public announcement of the sudden announcement of the National Assembly session on March 3 was announced for the sudden announcement of a radio announcement. Bangladesh (East Pakistan) roared in protest of the decision to suspend the National Assembly session.
On March 3, at Bangabandhu, the Chief Guest at the meeting of Paltan BCL and Sramik League, Bangabandhu said in an emotional voice, "I am not there or not, the autonomy movement of Bengal does not stop there. Bangali's blood should not be in vain. If I am not - my colleagues will lead. If they are also killed, who is alive, he will lead. At any cost, the movement will have to be run-rights must be established. "Bangabandhu had declared earlier, on Sunday, March 7, at Race Course ground, he will announce the next course. Bangabandhu urged to observe the countrywide strike from 4 March to 6 March from 6am to 2pm. Movement continued under the leadership of Bangabandhu. There is only one leader in the country. He is elected by the people of 98 percent of the country's elected people, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Although the military rule of the country is going on, no one is listening to the military government. The law is only about Sheikh Mujib. The whole Bangladesh is being run by the direction of Bangabandhu.
Under the movement's movement, the 7th of March All eyesight on March 7th. On March 7, at the Race Course ground Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman will tell what to say. Pakistan military chakraake thinking Because they understand that they have no control over the people of Bangladesh. The country is being run by opposition leader Sheikh Mujib. In this situation, on 7 March, Sheikh Mujib declared independence in the racecourse. The worried Pakistan took shelter in the military cycle strategy. A day before March 7, ie, on March 6, J. Yahya Khan spoke on the telephone with the leader of the majority party in the Pakistan National Assembly, Awami League chief Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. This information contains the information of Major Siddiqui Sreekikh, the then Information Officer of the East Pakistan Military Government's 'Drhhangong Srh Jhanthatafafabat'. March 6th J. Yahya tried to tell Awami League leader Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in his long telephone talk, "He (Bangabandhu) did not make such a difficult decision, from which there is no way to return."
On the eastern night of March 7th. Yahya sent a message to Sheikh Mujib at the teleprint. In the book of the inscriptions - a Brigadier J. Yahya's message reached Sheikh Mujib's house number 32 on 7 March before reaching home. Major Salik wrote that message in his diary briefly. J. in the message Yahya urged Sheikh Mujib, "Please do not make any quick decisions. I am coming to Dhaka and will discuss with you a lot. I promise you, I will give full respect to your wishes and your commitment to the people. I have a plan - which will make you more than six times happy. I am seven