Chironjib Sheikh Mujib Book Review: Edited by Kabir Chowdhury & Published by Rafiquzzaman Humayun, Janata Prakash.

Chironjib Sheikh Mujib: Edited by Kabir Chowdhury 

This book dedicated to who believes in Bongobondhu’s direction or path. Forty two writers wrote their experiences with Father of the Nation. I read everyone’s writing. Amazing experienced earn from this book. Basically some pages I like mostly-183, 196, 200, 203, 246 & 271. When Bongobondhu was president that time Moulana Vasani against his decision that time his intelligence said, sir please took step against Mr. Moulna’s activities. But Bongobondhu said his secretary brought some oranges from Sylhet and also said Mr. Moulana like oranges too much also sondesh and curd brought from Tangail. If any other person replace Bongobondhu in that situation must said send him jail or given case against Mr. Moulana. But he was different by nature. I know about what is Bakshal from the story. Bakshal was a political activity to united whole nation and determine national politics. Four pillars of  Bakshal was- Unity, stop corruption, birth control and production increased. Sheikh Mujib was outstanding leader and his leadership qualities were fabulous. He was a kind man & open hearted person. His one of the greatest success was given Bangladeshi Constitution in one year, whereby Pakistan was not given in 25 years. Only reason of his death he loved Bangladesh too much rather than his life. His thought, working policy, presence of mind, decision taking power, dreams etc. were role model for any leader of the world. Behind his killing must be hand of foreign countries.  Every person of Bangladesh needs to know about the great leader and believe he is a father of the nation & top friend of Bangladesh. To read the book many times feels bore because same sentences are repeated but some stories have power to catch me inside the book and specially inspired me lot. I always pray for Bongobondhu and his family’s soul. His contribution is never forgettable in history of Bangladesh. I feel proud to born in Mujib’s Bangladesh & son of freedom fighter, who fought for his direction. I never see Mujib but feel him when read the book.