“Tumi ke Ami Ke, Bangalee Bangalee”

“Jago Jago Bangalee Jago”

“Tomar Amar Thikana Padma Meghna Jamuna”
“Tomar Amar Thikana Khet Khamar Karkhana”
“Joy Bangla”
 Mass Upsurge of 1969
( ঊনসত্তরের গণঅভ্যুত্থান )

Presented By: Presented To:

Nafiees Ahamed Dr. Anichha Parvin Jolly
ID: 2021-2-10-066 Professor, Department of history
Department of Business Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka.
Administration Adjunct Faculty, Department of Sociologiy,
East West University East West University
 Topics Going To be Covered
01 Introduction

02 The main history

03 Periodic discussion

04 Consequences and Impact

 Introduction

 1969 mass upsurge has a important role in the Liberation War

 Democratic political movement
 1966 six point movement
 1968 Agartala conspiracy case
 1969 Mass upsurge
 The main history behind 1969 mass upsurge

 Basically started in 1968 For Agartala conspiracy case

 Student started the movement for release of the prisoners
 Blockade of governor's house in 6 December 1968

Announcement of Maulana Bhasani

 01 First Period of 1969 Mass Upsurge
(4 January-19 January)

 On January 4, 1969 establishment of Student Action

Committee
 Announced their 11-point program
 Based on 1966 Six Point program
 on 8 January 1969, Democratic Action Committee (DAC)
 By eight political parties, including Awmi League and NAP
 To reestablish democracy
 Asad’s death in
1969, 20 January  Sergeant Zahurul Haq assassinasion
at the Kurmitola Cantonment jail

 Dr. Mohammad Shamsuzzoha, stabbed to

death with bayonet on February 18

The uprising reached its peak after those incident. 

Agartala case was withdrawn on February 22 due to the uprising.
 Third Period of 1969 Mass Upsurge
(23 February- 25 March )

 Sheikh Mujibur Rahman titled “Bangabandhu

 Attend the Round Table Conference
 Maulana Bhasani declined to join the RTC
 Resign of Ayub khan
 General Yahia Khan took over on 25 March 1969
 Consequences and Impact of 1969
Mass Upsurge
The mass uprising of 1969 influenced the election of 1970
and the liberation war of 1971. the achievements made
possible the spark of Bengali nationalism in the people’s
minds and for that all types of people participating in the
mass upsurge. Bengalis tend to learn the importance of
democracy and how to demonstrate against injustice from it.
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