Staff Correspondent

 Minister for Liberation War Affairs Ahmed Azam Khan, MP, called upon people across all political affiliations to unite in strengthening democratic institutions, preserving national cohesion, and thwarting anti-national conspiracies.

The Minister made the statement as the chief guest at a discussion organized by the Ministry of Liberation War Affairs at the Liberation War Museum in Capital's Agargaon on Saturday afternoon to observe National Revolution and Solidarity Day.

Presided over by the Acting Secretary of the Ministry of Liberation War Affairs, Md. Abul Hasanat Humayun Kabir, the event was attended by former State Minister for Liberation War Affairs and MP for Dhaka-6 Ishraak Hossain, Editor of Dainik Jugantor Abdul Hai Shikdar, President of Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Muktijoddha Dal Ishtiaq Aziz Ulfat, and Advisory Editor of Daily Times of Bangladesh and former General Secretary of the National Press Club Elias Khan as special guests.

Addressing the audience, Ahmed Azam Khan noted that establishing democracy and social justice were key promises of the War of Liberation. 

The Minister highlighted that late President Ziaur Rahman not only preserved national independence but also restructured the economy, revitalized democratic systems, and laid the foundation of modern Bangladesh.

Special guests and the Acting Secretary of the ministry also spoke on the historical backdrop of November 7 and its ongoing relevance to state stability and solidarity.

Prior to the discussion, officials from the Ministry of Liberation War Affairs laid a floral wreath at the mausoleum of late President Ziaur Rahman.