hello everybody my real name is shams adnan. I live in bangladesh. I read in school in the 6th standard my schools name is saint judes international school.my hobby is to write stories. here is a one i wrote a few days ago
"71" THE BLOOD DRENCHED ERA
25 MARCH NIGHT 1971:
it was a very common day like everyday was. We were having supper as usual. When
all of a sudden my father heard tanks and planes. We were not worried because
it was a common thing. We were talking and laughing when they broke in through
the door. They were saying rubbish in Urdu so we couldn’t understand them but I
did know some Urdu, so I did manage to understand this, “come with us
immediately or face the consequences”. These words bother me even now. They
escorted my father out the door and took him away; I was only 12 when this
happened. We were all crying and weeping. Then my uncle came in the door, he
said that they had taken my father and a lot of people to the Pakistani army
camp and that they were going to execute them. The crying became even worse.
30,000 (imagination of the writer) died that night. Many were caught
unexpected. The army went to the Dhaka
University
and killed many of the students. They went to many rural areas and killed the
villagers there.
27 MARCH 1971: It
was a sad morning. We were listening to the radio, when there was the shadin
bangla betar kendro which was established is Chittagong
during the war, and then we heard the declaration of independence by ziaur
rahman on behalf of sheik muzibur rahman. We heard the Bangladeshis outside the kendro shouting with courage.
Thousands of Bengalis were going to war against Pakistan.
We were cheering with happiness because our father had returned; he was
battered by us because we tackled him half to death with happiness.
16
DECEMBER 1971: It was a cheerful morning because the
Pakistanis had surrendered to us, the people were shouting with happiness as
the Pakistani general and general of India were signing the
surrender papers for us Bangladeshis. The Pakistani army was escorted out of Bangladesh on foot, when they
were marching away the Bangladeshis were laughing at them, they were throwing
stones at them. We went out in our car the people started surrounding our car
wherever we had gone. This is the liberation war of Bangladesh. And we the
Bangladeshis have won the battle of survival though we have lost a river of
lives for this prize. 30 million people died in that war to liberate Bangladesh from the Pakistanis.
It was a war that lasted for about 9 grueling months from the 26th
of March to 16th of December. In that time we were fighting for our
lives in the battle for survival of this very cruel and demanding world. But in
the end we got the prize we were looking
for.
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