১৫ নয়, ১৮ই অগাস্ট স্বাধীনতা দিবস পালন হয় নদিয়ায়! কেন জানেন? | Oneindia Bengali
১৫ নয়, ১৮ই অগাস্ট স্বাধীনতা দিবস পালন হয় নদিয়ায়! কেন জানেন?
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00:00 On 15 August 1947, India was liberated from the atrocities of the war of 200 years.
00:11 The British colonists were forced to leave the country due to the death of their families, relatives and soldiers.
00:19 So, from this day on, everyone is honoured as the day of India's proud independence.
00:27 Not only that, on this special day, almost every corner of India is celebrated with the festival of independence.
00:35 But there is a place in the country where the independence day is not celebrated on 15 August.
00:42 The independence day is celebrated there three more days later.
00:46 But why?
00:47 When the whole country was celebrating the independence, this area was immersed in the darkness of uncertainty.
00:56 On 15 August 1947, the whole country was celebrating the independence,
01:01 but the All India Radio broadcast a statement that changed the lives of this part of India.
01:08 And that scene is nowhere else, it is in this Bangla.
01:13 There is no joy in getting liberated from the atrocities,
01:16 but the current river and desert with India-Bangladesh border is full of sadness.
01:24 But why this sadness?
01:26 Why did the residents of this district have to wait three more days to enjoy freedom?
01:33 Actually, the map created by the Red Cliff behind it.
01:37 And because of that map, the Shivnivas of this immediate river district, Ranaghat, Karimpur, Krishnaganj had been lost in East Pakistan at that time.
01:48 And that's why on 15 August 1947, the Pakistani flag was raised on the banks of the Indian River.
01:56 The independence day was declared on the 12th of August.
02:01 And the Jaharlal Nehru of the Bundi said in his speech that when the whole country is moving,
02:10 then the Indian River is at the peak of its glory.
02:14 But the river district did not experience the joy of that independence.
02:20 On 15 August, the river district was not liberated.
02:25 The Pakistani flag was raised on the heads of the Krishna Nagar Public Library.
02:32 So, the king of the river was Shobhis Rai Mahasaya.
02:39 He was a friend of Lord Mountbatten and played polo with him.
02:46 He called Mountbatten his Diki.
02:50 He went to Mountbatten and asked him to change the map of the Red Cliff.
02:59 And he asked General Chechen to make all the borders in the Sahinomayini.
03:12 And after asking Mountbatten to change the map of the Red Cliff,
03:17 he changed the map of the Red Cliff and the borders of the Sahinomayini were liberated.
03:34 But the residents of the majority area of the river district are against this principle.
03:41 After that, due to the public outrage in the district,
03:47 they realized their mistake and in the evening of August 17, 1947,
03:51 they liberated Chua Danga, Kushtia, and Meherpur through a procession in East Pakistan.
03:59 Nearby, Krishna Nagar, Shivnivas, Shantipur, Ranaghat, and Vistinno were united in the year of India.
04:08 We were separated from the river district. We were in East Pakistan.
04:12 At that time, Krishna Nagar had a Pakistani flag on the ground of the library.
04:17 That day, in Ranaghat, there was a riot and a blackout.
04:20 Three days later, due to the result of the protest in Lakhat,
04:23 the Red Cliff was liberated.
04:25 The mistake was that we were liberated in the middle of the night.
04:30 On August 18, the entire river district of Ranaghat was liberated.
04:33 The caste struggle was abolished. We got freedom.
04:36 We remember that historic moment every year.
04:39 Today, on August 18, the caste struggle was abolished.
04:43 We are holding the protest for six days now.
04:46 We have a cultural protest discussion in the evening.
04:50 Three days after August 15, August 18, the Shadhin Bharat Pataka is held here.
04:57 So, remembering that day, Shadhinata Day is still held every year through various events in Ranaghat and all these districts.
05:07 On August 15, the 77th Shadhinata Day of the country,
05:11 which is celebrated on the occasion of the Amrit Mahotsav on the day of freedom,
05:15 was held on August 15, three days later.
05:19 That is, on August 18, the caste struggle was abolished in the river.
05:24 On Friday, Shadhinata Day was celebrated by the residents of some of the border areas along Ranaghat.
05:31 It should be known that on August 18, the Indian year caste papers were officially issued in the field of the Krishna Nagar Library in the name of Pakistan.
05:43 So, on this special day of each year,
05:46 Shadhinata Day is not celebrated in India, but it is celebrated on the day of India's independence in the border areas of the river district.
05:56 Bureau report, One India, Bangla.
05:59 [Chanting]