Alamdanga slaughterhouse under Chudanga district is known as a symbol of brutal massacre by the Pakistan military in 1971.
During the liberation war, Bengalis were brutally killed and buried in this slaughterhouse.
On Wednesday (September 7), the brave freedom fighter Mr. Solaiman Haque Zoardar Chelun, Honorable Member of Parliament, Chutadanga-1, Mr. Mohammad Aminul Islam Khan, Deputy Commissioner, Chutadanga and Mr. Abdullah Al-Mamun, Superintendent of Police, Chutadanga, who were on the river in 1971, were the first to take the decision to take the turret as the 1970, and during the war of liberation, the two sides of the red bridge over the river were the first to take the decision to make the twilight and the twilight of the country.
Later, the swearing-in ceremony of the Provisional Government was held in Mujibnagar, at that time the Pak Army stopped the trains traveling through the Lal Bridge and stopped at the Kalidaspur end and captured the innocent passengers and tortured them and killed hundreds of men and women and buried them.
The infernal torture and killings were carried out from the end of June to December 7, 1971. The water development board was located near the boundary of the Pak-Wapda Bhavan during the Liberation War, which was known as the ‘Torcha Sale’, which was known as the 'Torcha Sale', which was built in this place.
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