- About us
- ABOUT MP-IDSA
- VISION STATEMENT
- CONFERENCE FACILITY
- EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
- Memorandum of Association: Rules and Regulations
- MP-IDSA NEWS
- DIRECTOR GENERAL
- INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS
- Fellowship rules
- VISITING FELLOWSHIPS PROGRAMME
- K. SUBRAHMANYAM AWARD
- Deputy Director General
- INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME
- CONTACT US
- Former Presidents
- HUMAN RESOURCES
- JOBS
- Former Directors
- Prevention of Sexual Harassment
- CENTRES
- Events
- Library
- Publications
- Membership
STRATEGIC ANALYSIS
You are here
Publications
Copyright © 2005 - 2024 MP-IDSA. All rights reserved
Historic 7 March 1971 Speech of Bangabandhu*
More from the author
“My brothers,
I have come before you today with a heart laden with sadness.
You are aware of everything and know all. We have tried with our lives. And yet the sadness remains that today, in Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, Rajshahi and Rangpur the streets are soaked in the blood of my brothers. Today the people of Bengal desire emancipation, the people of Bengal wish to live, the people of Bengal demand their rights be acknowledged. What wrong have we committed? Following the elections, the people of Bangladesh entrusted me and the Awami League with the totality of their electoral support. It was our expectation that the Parliament would meet, there we would frame our Constitution, that we would develop this land, that the people of this country would achieve their economic, political and cultural freedom.