PM Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Dhaka from today to mark the 50th year of Bangladesh's independence. Prior to his visit, Prime Minister Modi, in the English newspaper of Bangladesh, the Daily Star, has stated views on the dreams of Bangladesh's father Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the future of the relationship of the two countries, referring to the independence of the country. PM Modi has written that Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and his family members were brutally murdered on the black morning of August 1975. His killers wanted to avenge the independence of Bangladesh, for which Bangabandhu fought fiercely. They also wanted to end Bangabandhu's dream of creating a collaborative, peaceful subcontinent.

PM Modi wrote Bangabandhu's life was a story of struggles. Fearing oppression and cruelty, he stood firm fearlessly. Bangmata Sheikh Fazilatanessa was his source of strength. However, we learn from his 'Unfinished memoir' that he had mentioned the problems and pain faced by the family due to his frequent visits to jail. Bangabandhu gave a simple answer that he has no choice. Prime Minister Modi has written that his bold dedication to his duties and even greater of all kinds of torture, the courage of Bangabandhu's sacrifice is a symbol of true greatness.

He wrote, "His progressive thinking about fairness, equality, and equality appears in his words written in the 1950s, I know at least this much: no one should be killed because he Takes a different view". The PM has written that it was a very rare mixture of his own deep ideals and open thinking to accept other ideas, which made Bangabandhu one of the greatest politicians of our time.

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