Mujibnagar

Mujibnagar is a historic location in Bangladesh where the leaders of the independence movement declared Bangladesh's independence from Pakistan in 1971. It served as the temporary government headquarters during the Liberation War, symbolizing the struggle for sovereignty. The name honors Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, known as the founding father of Bangladesh. Today, Mujibnagar is a site of national remembrance, with memorials and monuments commemorating the fight for independence and the sacrifices made by countless people. It holds significant cultural and historical importance in Bangladesh's national identity.