Awareness programme to uphold dignity of Bangla language held in Dhaka

On the occasion of Martyrs’ Day and International Mother Language Day, the Sabujbagh Thana unit of Bashundhara Shuvosangho organised an awareness campaign calling for the prevention of distortion of the Bangla language, enhancement of its dignity, and the use of standard Bangla across all platforms.

The programme was held on Friday (21 Feb) at 11:00am on a roadside location in the Sabujbagh Thana area.

The initiative was conducted under the guidance of Dhaka Metropolitan Coordinator Abdul Hannan Milton and led by Sabujbagh Thana unit President Sagir Md Yasin and General Secretary Abdul Qadir.

During the event, members of the organisation gathered to display placards promoting the proper practice and correct usage of the Bangla language.

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The placards carried messages urging people to ensure accurate spelling and appropriate language use.

Later, the placards were placed in visible and safe locations so that students and people from different walks of life visiting the area on Martyrs’ Day could see them and become more conscious about proper language usage.

Among those present were Rupganj Thana unit President Md Ehsanul Haque; Sabujbagh Thana unit Vice Presidents Saddam and Rehana; Joint General Secretary Jihad; Organising Secretary Imran; Sports Secretary Akash; Cultural Affairs Secretary Sohag; Technology Affairs Secretary Prashanta; Women and Children Affairs Secretary Shefali; Social Welfare Secretary Nasir; and other members of the organisation.

Speaking at the event, Milton said, “Bangla is not merely a means of communication—it is the foundation of our identity, culture, and nationhood. Preventing distortion of the language and ensuring its proper practice is a moral responsibility of the younger generation.”

Ehsanul Haque said, “We will continue to carry out such awareness activities regularly to build a culture of using standard Bangla in social media, educational institutions, and mass media.”

The organisers affirmed that similar programs will continue in the future to safeguard the dignity of the Bangla language and promote its correct usage.