7th March Speech of Bangabandhu
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The <entity_0> was a <entity_6> given by <entity_1>, the founding father of Bangladesh on <entity_3> at the <entity_2> in <entity_7> to a gathering of over 10 lac people. The <entity_6> inspired the <entity_5> people to prepare for a war of independence amid widespread reports of armed mobilisation by West <entity_4>. The Bangladesh Liberation War began 18 days later when the <entity_4> Army launched Operation Searchlight against <entity_5> civilians, intelligentsia, students, politicians, and armed personnel. In January 1971, after the first round of negotiations, President Yahya Khan promised in the <entity_7> airport that Sheikh Mujib would be the next prime minister and that the newly elected National Assembly would convene on 3 <entity_3>. However, Bhutto was vehemently opposed to a <entity_5> becoming prime minister, and he began a campaign of racially charged speeches across West <entity_4> to invoke fear of <entity_5> domination. There were open calls for Sheikh Mujib to declare independence from <entity_4>, and the Awami League called a large public gathering at <entity_7>'s <entity_2> on <entity_3> to respond. The <entity_4> government didn't give permission to live broadcast the <entity_6> through radio and television on <entity_3>. AHM Salahuddin who was the then chairman of <entity_4> International Film Corporation and M Abul Khayer, a then member of the National Assembly from East <entity_4>, made arrangements to record the video and audio of the <entity_6>. International media had descended upon East <entity_4> for the <entity_6> amidst speculation that Sheikh Mujib would make a unilateral declaration of independence from <entity_4>.
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