Tentulia becomes warning to Pakistan army since March
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By Engr Mamun Islam
RANGPUR, March 12, 2021 (BSS) – Since the beginning of volatile March in 1971, the country’s northernmost Tentulia Thana remained occupation-free during the nine-month War of Liberation creating a stern warning to the Pakistan army.
The independence-seeker Bangalee nation turned enormously angry when hatred Pakistani junta Yahiya Khan on March 1 in 1971 cancelled the scheduled March 3 parliament sitting and declared curfew on the day.
Instantaneously rejecting cancellation of the parliament session, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman called strikes on March 2 in Dhaka and March 3 in the country when people of the northern region started mobilising them determinedly.