Harun Or Rashid Dudu : Today is December 4th Jhenyagati Open Day. On this day of 1971, by defeating the Pakistani occupation force, the freedom fighters freed the enemy from the Jhenyagati region with the help of the allied forces. In the night of March 25, 1971, when the Pak-occupier army jumped to death in Dhaka on March 25, 1971, at the same time, at 3.45 pm, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's declaration of independence reached the wire massage Jhenyagati VHF Wireless office. After receiving the message, Wireless Master Zaman sent his office pian last night to report to Awami League leaders at home. The news of the declaration of the independence of Bangabandhu, the very next day, on March 26, the Awami League leaders Dr Syed Hossain, Abdul Kafi Mia, Sekandar Ali, Fakir Abdul Mannan Master and many of them reached the wireless office. After receiving the telegram message written in English, the leaders sent them to the Sherpur Sangram Parishad leaders. People from the city of Sherpur gathered to know about the latest news of Dhaka like the bamboo wave from the morning on 26 March. Sherpur Sangram Parishad leaders got the announcement of the independence of Bangabandhu sent to Jhenaidi Wireless and it was translated into Bengali and read in the spontaneous gathering of the people at Sherpur New Market. Hearing the declaration of independence sent by Bangabandhu, the crowd gathered in the slogan of the crowd gathered in Sherpur sky air. On 27 March morning Sherpur Sangram Parishad leaders Advocate Abdul Halim MP, Muhsin Ali Master and student leader Amjad Ali Jhenyagati arrived. Jinaagati leaders welcome them. They accompanied the student leader Fakir Abdul Mannan to the Nakshi EPR camp. The rebels declared in meeting with the Subedar Hakim leaders of the Nakshi camp. The plan was taken to prevent the Pakistani occupation army, including freed the enemy from the enemy. Resistance struggle started As a preparation for war, training camp in Ranttiya leaf camp opened. At the end of training, the Subedar Hakim with the volunteers and Mujib Bahini and EPR soldiers built resistance to Madhupur. After that, they rebuilt the resistance of the ancient Brahmaputra river. On April 26, the open jeep of Subedar Hakim came in Jahaniyagati's Historical Amtala. Subedar Hakim asked the people to go to safety. Jhenaigati enemies were free till April 26th. On April 27, the Pak army set fire to the house of Hallidigram in the house of Awami League leader and one of the organizers of the Liberation War Dr Syed Hossain. Later, they entered Jhenaidi Bazar from Haldigram and burnt the Awami League office and burnt them. After reaching Ranttiya hill with car ferries, the Pak army set camp on the Kourierode in the afternoon. Later, they set up their sector head quarters at one mile of Jhenaidi High School in Ahmednagar High School. In contrast to the sector 11 of the freedom fighters, only the sector head quarter of the north of Brahmaputra river of the Pak army Who was in charge of Major Riaz. Besides, the Pak army established camps at Shalchura, Nakshi, Haldigram, Tawakchow, Mollapara. During the War of Liberation 16 Boishak burnt the village with the help of the village of Jagatpur, and the Pak army shot 41 villagers. On 5th July the freedom fighters took refuge in Rangamati village by destroying the Katakhali Bridge. In the news of the brokers, the Pak army surrounded the village of Rangamati in three directions. Only the direction of the Rangamati bill was open. Commander Nazmul Ahsan was killed in front of the war. Ali Hussein and Mofazzal were martyred to bring his body. The next day, the Pak army attacked nine villagers in a line and shot them dead in Rangamati village. On 23 August the freedom fighters occupied Tawakucha camp and raised the flag of Bangladesh in the free Tawakuchacha. When the Pak army killed 4 Pak soldiers and seven Razakars in Tawakucha war, the Pak army left the camp and returned. On 3 August the freedom fighters attacked the Nakshi camp. On the afternoon of August 2, Major Zia saw the positions of the freedom fighters for attacking Nakshi camp. In this battle, 26 freedom fighters were martyred and disappeared. 35 soldiers of Pak army were killed in the war. On 27 November the freedom fighters led by commander Zafar Iqbal captured 8 rajakars including 8 rifles and took over the Razakar camp of Jhenaidi Bazar. On November 28, the Pak army captured Jhenaidati and killed 8 people in the mass killing site of Ahmed Nagar camp and shot them in a line and shot them dead. Later, they buried the soil in one hole and kept them buried. On Dec 3, the Pakistani army of the Shalchura camp retreated after the news of the collapse of the Kamalpur fort, and on the night with Ahmed Nagar headquarters, Mollapara camp took refuge in Sherpur. In this way Jhenaigati enemies are free in the darkness of the night. On 4 December the freedom fighters freed the flag of independent Bangla in Jhenaidi. On the occasion of Jhenaidi Open Day on 4 December, Jhenaidati organized a reception and discussion meeting of the freedom fighters organized by the freedom fighters child command.