What was the significance of the 'Victory Day' in Bangladesh?
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Significance of Victory Day in Bangladesh (December 16, 1971):
1. Marks Bangladesh’s Independence – Pakistan Army surrendered, confirming Bangladesh as a free nation.
2. End of Nine-Month War – Liberation War (March–December 1971) ended with victory.
3. Defeat of Pakistani Forces – 93,000 Pakistani soldiers surrendered, the largest capitulation since WWII.
4. Recognition of Bangladesh – India and other nations formally recognized the new country.
5. Tribute to Martyrs & Freedom Fighters – Honors those who sacrificed for independence.
6. End of Genocide & Oppression – Marks freedom from Pakistani military atrocities.
7. National Pride & Identity – Symbolizes unity, resilience, and the birth of a new nation.
It is a national holiday, celebrated with parades, tributes, and cultural ev
ents across Bangladesh.