Short History of Language Movement (Bangladesh)

Language movement and history of Bangladesh. In the history of Bangladesh's liberation movement, a major movement took place in East Pakistan from 1947 to 1956  Which is known as the Language Movement.  After the partition in 1947, the colonial rule of nearly 200 years ended in the subcontinent. Through a scandalous history of communal sentiment, Hindus and Muslims get this freedom by spreading their hands in one another's blood.   Two states - India and Pakistan - were established.  But the state of Pakistan was divided geographically in East and West by a distance of thousands of miles.  Not only geographical, the spacing was ethnic, linguistic, ethnic, cultural, except religion - in all respects.  Most Pakistani (55%) of Pakistanis are East Pakistanis or Bengali, whose mother tongue is Bangla. The inhabitants of West Pakistan were a few languages, such as Punjabi, Sindhi, Baluchi, Pashto. After independence, due to the migrants coming from India, Urdu language was added to it and gradually it dominates. From the beginning of the establishment of the Pakistan state, the ruling West Pakistani leaders were expressing such expression in all matters that, The main part of Pakistan is West Pakistan, East Bengal (East Pakistan). When the independence movement of India, in the final stage, there will be a great difference between Hindu-Muslim leaders about the future of the country's independent India's state structure.

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