The day bears the memory of the great Language Movement' which was at the root of our liberation war. In 1947, Pakistan was established but soon we understood that we did not haveequal share with the other citizens of Pakistan. A clear indication of this was given in the efforts to make Urdu the only State Language of Pakistan. 
Many patriotic people express this symbol in different creativity.
In 1947, Pakistan was established but soon
we understood that we did not haveequal share with the other citizens
of Pakistan. A clear indication of this was given
in the efforts to make
Urdu the only State Language of Pakistan. The Bengalis opposed
it
from the very beginning. On the 21St February 1952, the police
fired
on a demonstration in favour of Bangla as one of the State Languages
of Pakistan. A number of patriotic sons of the then Bengal, namely
Rafiq, Abul Barkat and Salam laid down their lives. Since then, it acts
as a symbol of our national inspiration. The day
isobserved with great
respect and enthusiasm. Innumerable processions are brought out early
in the morning and they end up at the Shahid Minar. Banners and
posters are also displayed on this day. Meetings, Seminars,
symposiums and cultural ceremonies are also held
throughout
the
country. This day is not merely a day of ceremonies. It reminds us of
our history, cultural heritage and national
identity. 
It also gives us a
direction to our national life. Now,
it has been declared the
'Intemational Mother Language Day'. The world has approved of our
sacrifice and national issue. It is a great achievement for our country
and the nation. We are really proud of this day.
