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Modi In Bangladesh
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'Their valour will continue to inspire future generations,' writes PM Modi at National Martyr’s Memorial in Bangladesh

| @indiablooms | Mar 26, 2021, at 06:38 pm

Dhaka/UNI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi after laying wreath to the martyrs of Bangladesh liberation war at the National Martyr’s Memorial in Savar, in his message in the visitor's book wrote that their valour will continue to inspire future generations to fight injustice and defend the cause of righteousness.

"May every visitor to this revered ground honour the sacred memory of the millions who were slain but not silenced. Their valour will continue to inspire future generations to fight injustice and defend the cause of righteousness," the Prime Minister wrote in the visitor's book mentioning that the glorious sacrifice given by martyrs enabled the birth of "this great nation".

Modi on behalf of people of India, further wrote that the eternal flame at Saver remains a lasting reminder of the noble victory of truth and courage over deceit and oppression.

The Prime Minister arrived here earlier in the day on a two-day visit to take part in the golden jubilee celebrations of Bangladesh's independence and the birth centenary of ‘Bangabandhu’ Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

Besides holding talks with Hasina, the Prime Minister will visit Sheikh Mujib's grave, a temple and very significantly a shrine of the Matua community amid the West Bengal assembly elections back in India.

As per political analysts, Modi's visit to the shrine of the Matua community is significant as the community will be voting in the West Bengal elections beginning on Saturday.

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