The Sangsaptak is the sculpture which holds the untold stories of the Liberation War. The 15-feet high bronze sculpture was installed in 1990 in front of the university’s central library. It was built by the eminent sculptor Hamiduzzaman Khan, whose intention was to uphold the spirit of the 1971 Liberation War to new generations.
<p>The sculpture delineates with perfection, a bellicose who continues to fight for his nation, although he has lost his left hand and lower left limb to the Pakistani military forces.
</p><p>The sculpture accurately depicts the scenario of the liberation war, describes all the unwritten and untold atrocities that occurred during that time.
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This monument greatly inspires us to work for the betterment of the nation, and to work to fulfil the dreams of the freedom fighters.
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