The Central
Shaheed Minar is a national monument situated in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
It is located between Dhaka Medical College Hospital and the Annex Building of
Dhaka University. It was built to remember the great sacrifices of the language
martyrs who laid down their lives for establishing our mother tongue as the
state language. In fact, it was built to make the glorious sacrifices of our
language martyrs immortal. The significance of the Central Saheed Minar in our
national life is great, and its significance is increasing day by day. It
signifies love and honour for our mother language. It is a unique example in
the whole world that the heroic sons of this soil sacrificed their lives for
the cause of mother tongue. It also symbolizes the national unity and Bengali
identity. Hamidur Rahman, a famous architect of Bangladesh, gave shape to the
concept and design of the Central Saheed Minar by combining all the aspirations
of Bengali identity and nationalism. The vertical lines of the minar provide
the manifestations of inner strength. The four columns on both sides of the
central structure reflect the balance and harmony of a united stand. Today, the
Central Shaheed Minar is the centre of cultural activities in Dhaka. Every year
the Language Movement is remembered at the monument. Since all our democratic
aspirations are rooted in 1952 and in the Central Shaheed Minar, let the
monument be kept secure from unnecessary and unwelcome intrusions.
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