"Hundreds of martyrs’ sacrifice enabled free Eid celebration in Bangladesh: Nahid Islam
Opposition Chief Whip and convener of the National Citizen Party (NCP), Nahid Islam, on Friday extended Eid greetings to the country’s people, saying the opportunity to celebrate Eid in a free environment came through the sacrifices of hundreds of martyrs.
In a message issued in the evening, Nahid greeted Bangladeshi muslims at home and abroad on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr, saying, 'Eid Mubarak.'
Referring to Eid-ul-Fitr as the largest religious festival of the muslims world following a month of fasting and spiritual discipline, Nahid said the festival fosters unity by bridging social divides and strengthening bonds of harmony, UNB reports.
'This festival teaches us peace, compassion and brotherhood, removing hatred and division, and bringing tranquility to our hearts,' he said.
Describing this as the second Eid-ul-Fitr in a post-fascist era, Nahid said many leaders and activists of anti-fascist political forces had been deprived of the true joy of Eid for over a decade and a half. 'We must not forget that it is through the sacrifices of hundreds of martyrs that we can celebrate Eid today in a free environment.'
He urged people to stand beside the families of those who sacrificed everything for a ‘fascism-free Bangladesh’ and to support injured activists, calling it a moral responsibility."

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