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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to Bangladesh, congratulated the neighbouring country for its 50 th year of Independence and said that he too had gone to jail while protesting for Bangladesh's liberation.
"I was about 20-22 years old when along with some friends I had protested in favour ofBangladesh during its struggle. I even went to jail. Pakistan's atrocities in Bangladesh are well known...the pictures didn't allow me to sleep," PM Modi said.
He also paid respect to the Indian Army who fought for the freedom of Bangladesh and also paid respect to Bangladesh's Father of theNation, 'Bangabandhu' Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and conferred upon him the Gandhi Peace Prize 2020. "I pay my respects to Bangabandhu. He gave his life for the people of Bangladesh.
Bangabandhu Mujibur Rahman was a ray of hope. He made sure that no country could enslave Bangladesh.", PM Modi said.
"I was about 20-22 years old when along with some friends I had protested in favour ofBangladesh during its struggle. I even went to jail. Pakistan's atrocities in Bangladesh are well known...the pictures didn't allow me to sleep," PM Modi said.
He also paid respect to the Indian Army who fought for the freedom of Bangladesh and also paid respect to Bangladesh's Father of theNation, 'Bangabandhu' Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and conferred upon him the Gandhi Peace Prize 2020. "I pay my respects to Bangabandhu. He gave his life for the people of Bangladesh.
Bangabandhu Mujibur Rahman was a ray of hope. He made sure that no country could enslave Bangladesh.", PM Modi said.
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