Bangladesh army contingent to participate at R-Day parade on Jan 26 in Delhi
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Bangladesh army contingent to participate at R-Day parade on Jan 26 in Delhi

For the first time ever, a 122-member strong contingent of the Bangladesh Armed Forces will participate at the historic Republic Day celebrations on Jan 26, Tuesday in New Delhi.

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Jan 26, 2021, 06:40 am IST
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New Delhi: For the first time ever, a 122-member strong contingent of the Bangladesh Armed Forces will participate at the historic Republic Day celebrations on Jan 26, Tuesday in New Delhi.
 
This year India and Bangladesh celebrate 50 years of the establishment their ties and Bangladesh also celebrates 50 years of its Independence. Both sides have agreed to hold commemorative events in several other countries and also jointly organize events throughout the year, sources said.
 
The contingent will be led by contingent commander Lt Col Abu Mohammed Shahnoor Shawon and his deputies Lieutenant Farhan Ishraq and Flight Lieutenant Sibat Rahman. The contingent comprises of soldiers of the Bangladesh Army, sailors of the Bangladesh Navy and air warriors of the Bangladesh Air Force.
 
The majority of the soldiers in this contingent hail from the most distinguished units of the Bangladesh Army comprising of 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10 & 11 East Bengal Regiment and 1, 2 and 3 Field Artillery Regiment.
 
These units have the distinct honour of fighting and winning the 1971 Liberation War. This Bangladesh contingent carries with them the legacy of legendary Muktijoddhas of Bangladesh, their fore-fathers who fought against oppression, mass atrocities by “tyrannical forces and for the freedom of Bangladesh”.
 
The participation of the contingent also has members of the Bangladesh Navy and Air force who had contributed to the liberation of Bangladesh.
 
It is worth mentioning that the valiant Mukti Bahini and the Indian forces fought side by side against the “enemy” and secured victory.
 
The blood of Mukti Bahini and Indian soldiers mingled with the soil and water of Bangladesh. This is a bond like no other; it is unparalleled in the annals of history, the source said.
 
“Our history is resplendent with stories of courage and eternal scarifies of the Muktijoddhas and the Indian soldiers for a noble and just cause,” the source said.
 
It is these fraternal ties that exist between the two countries that make the relations transcend even a strategic partnership.
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