Staff Correspondent

Minister for Housing and Public Works, war-wounded freedom fighter RAM Obaidul Muktadir Chowdhury MP said that different people may have different opinions, but I will not support any opinion against Liberation War and independence.

He said this as a chief guest at the publicatiin ceremony of four books by the Math and Path Publishing House on Saturday at Professor Dr. Muhammad Habibullah Auditorium of the Faculty of Business Education of Dhaka University.

He said, 'As many ways as there are different ways' people may have different opinions. We all agree on differences of opinion, but any opinion against the liberation war and independence of the country is not acceptable.

The minister said that those who are against the liberation war, those who do not believe in the independence of this country are now speaking in favor of the liberation war. Those who do not believe in democracy also talk about democracy. Such duplicity can never be acceptable.

Explaining the goals and objectives of the great liberation war, he said, under the leadership of Bangabandhu, we joined the liberation war with the objective of building a non-exploitative, discrimination-free, democratic and secular state system.

Our aim was to establish the rights of every human being. Bangabandhu's main objective was to create a prosperous state without exploitation, hunger and poverty. A large number of people of the country participated in the liberation war to achieve this objective. But the anti-independence forces are still trying to mislead the people through various inactions. Even in the face of hundreds of adversities, Mat and Path Prakashani has taken a firm stand in favor of the liberation war. He expressed hope that their progress will continue in the future.

Former Director General of the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education Professor Fahima Khatun, the owner of Moth and Path Publishing Company, was present as a special guest at the publication ceremony , Director General of Bangla Academy reputed poet Mohammad Nurul Huda were also present.

The published books are 'Twenty or 71' by freedom fighter Ajay Das Gupta, 'Relevant Thoughts: Women and Society' by novelist Noor Kamrun Nahar, 'Bhubanjora Sheikh Hasina's Asankhani' by poet Jafar Wazed, Director General of Press Institute of Bangladesh and 'Bangabandhu and Context Katha' by Mohammad Sajibul Huda Bhuiyan, a collection of speeches by freedom fighter RAM Obaidul Muktadir Chowdhury MP. Writers and compilers expressed their feelings on the occasion.