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PM inaugurates monument at Bangabandhu Square in city Prime Minister Sheikh
Hasina unveiled the plaque of an impressive monument yesterday at the historic Bangabandhu Square portraying Ine glorious struggle of the nation from 1952 to 1971. reports UNB
The 11-meter high monument, designed tn a bud with seven petals, symbolises the heroic struggle of the Bangalees. War of Independence and national unity.
The seven petals are the symbols of the nation's seven "Blr Shrestha" as well as an expression of seven milestones of struggle from the Language Movement of 1952 to the war of Independence in 1971.
Tne milestones are: Language Movement of It 52. United Front election of 1954. Education Movement of 1962. Six-point Movement of 1966. Mass Upsurge of 1969. Banga-bandhu's historic speech of the March 7. 1971. and Liberation War and Independence of 1971.
The monument built in reinforced concrete structure by Dhaka City Corporation at a cost of Tk 1.91 crore is located at Gulistan Square that links the new Dhaka with the old.
Some 80 high-power halogen bulbs are installed at the monument to illuminate at night.
• Local government minister Zillur Rahman. Dhaka city mayor Mohammad Hanif. state minister for shipping Mofazzal Hossain Chowdhury Maya and Haji Mohammad Selim MP were among others present on the occasion.
Hasina' promised to remove the age-old barriers between the government and the people for improving economic condi -on of the deprived masses in a true democratic order.
"So long a handful of fortunate people roaming around Ute corridor of power have sucked up honey and wallowed in opulence... 1 want to change it to end the plight of the poor people and ensure their economic welfare." she said inaugurating the Bangabandhu Square Monument. Fountain and Mural.
We don't want to be content with preserving memories of the nation's glorious democratic movement and struggle for independence ... We want to bring about socioeconomic advance of the people and build the nation imbibed with spirit of liberation war."
I believe in accountability and transparency. I do not want to see any wall between the people and me. I want to end the misery of the poor." an emotion-charged Prime Minuter said at the auditorium of D. aka Metropolitan Theatre.
The prime minister said although she is the president of Awami League and chief of her party's parliamentary board, she did never go for campaigning for her party candidates in any by elections in order to ensure impartiality and people s confidence In voting.
She said her government allocated 40 per cent of ADP to socioeconomic schemes to help > poor people attain economic self-reliance.
Hasina admitted that some fortunate people who used to be within the periphery of power sucking honey in the past are not happy with so much spending for Improving poor people's lifestyle.