Oppressed Leader Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani

On 18 December 1887, Sirajganj, Bogra Heading illustrious men and repressed leader Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan was born in the village in the municipality of Sayadhanagara. He was orphaned in childhood. And adverse conditions of the power-rebound, after the maturity of the British revolutionary organization 'practice', he was the primary member. He went to seek the safety of the Assam. Maulana lifelong farmer-workers and working people in favor of the uncompromising struggle of the prison have suffered oppression and persecution. The country's largest political party, the Awami League (AL was the first name of the team) was the founding president. In 1956, the historic Kagamari (Santosh in Tangail) conference over the issue of foreign policy, he resigned from the Awami League and another organization called the NAP. In the nineteenth century, the Indo-Pak subcontinent was known as a political leader Maulana repressed. Heading progressive, humanist and free thinking was rich in rare personality. Sirajganj strong forced figure and leader Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani, died in 1976.

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