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Title
Chuknagar Mass Killing Site
Location
Atlia Union, Chuknagar, Dumuria, Khulna
Transportation
30 from Khulna Mr. Distance at Chuknagar Bazar 2 keys to the market in Chuknagar Mr. Previously killing grounds. Here motorcycles, vans, rickshaws, private, Easy bikes, Mahindra or walks on foo.
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History :

Not only the liberation war of Bangladesh, but the worst genocide that has happened in the history of the world is one of Chuknagar genocide. During the great war of liberation on 20 May 1971, Pakistani barbaric soldiers killed Khalnagar, a small town in Dumuria, in the small town of Chuknagar. After an ambush, they killed 10 to 12 thousand people arbitrarily and killed arbitrary killings.

The biggest single incident of genocide of Pakistani invaders in Bangladesh is Chuuknagar mass killing day Tuesday.
Chuknagar's genocide has created a dark chapter in the history of the War of Liberation. The brutal torture, torture and murder of Pakistani soldiers in the war of liberation has also become a silent witness to today's Chuknagar.

Pakistani soldiers killed many women and children, even though most of them were killed on that day. Many children were breast-feeding of their mother, in that case the killer's cannabis. The mother of the murderer was killed by the bullet mother on the chest of the assassin, but the unwise child still tried unsuccessfully to stop hunger in the mouth of the mother.
It is difficult to get the exact idea of ​​how many incidents that happened on that day.

The elderly people of the area said that a group of people from the southern part of Khulna and Bangladesh could not afford to bear the torture of Pakistani forces, so they decided to go to the neighboring country in order to save lives. Thousands of people from different parts of Bagerhat, Rampal, Morjalganj, Kachua, Sharankhola, Mongla, Dakop, Batiaghata, Chalna, Faridpur, Barisal, Khulna and greater areas of the city were leaving for the middle of May to go to India.In order to go to India, they chose Transit as Dumuria Chuuknagar. On reaching Chuknagar at night on May 19th. The next morning, they were gathered at Chuknagar to enter India through Satkhira and Kalaroa boundaries. There was no place for til holding anywhere. Thousands of people took shelter in different rashers including Chuknagar's Patkhola Bill, Kanchabazar Chadani, Football Field, Kali Mandir.
These people who are going to be refugees for spending the whole night sleepless nights. They started cooking the rest of the morning with rice. Someone started pouring energy on the body with churning and other dry foods.

But at around 10am on May 20, suddenly the Pakistani army stopped at Jhoutla (then the Pattakhola) of Chuknagar Bazar. They were light machine guns and semi-automatic rifles. People in white clothes also come in the house. Until 3pm till they were killing people indiscriminately.Many people jumped into the river hoping to escape from the massacre. Many of them died drowning. Chuknagar and its surrounding air became heavy in the scent of the body. In the fields, in the fields, the corpses are buried and bodies are dead.
After the brutal massacre of the savage Pakistanis, the locals started the work of throwing the bodies out of these places in the river.The crops of Chuknagar are still found in the bones of the martyrs of that day, their organs lying in their body. There are no statistics on how many people gathered in Chuknagar on that day. Many people have millions of ideas.

Khulna District President of the 1971 war of killer Dalal Nirmul Committee. Sheikh Baharul Alam told banglanews that Chuknagar genocide was the single largest incident of genocide of Pakistani invaders in Bangladesh.

 

He said a monument has been constructed at this place. Meanwhile, on the occasion of Chuknagar mass killing day, the tribunal will be paying tribute to the martyrs in the massacre by placing wreaths in the killing ground at the initiative of the Smriti Parishad.

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