Triumph of Justice: Remembering Vijay Diwas and the Birth of Bangladesh

West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose celebrated Vijay Diwas, commemorating the Indian Army's 1971 victory over Pakistan, leading to Bangladesh's independence. Bose emphasized righteousness over power, as Indian and Bangladeshi forces defeated oppression. The day highlights enduring India-Bangladesh ties and mutual respect, with tributes paid to war martyrs.

West Bengal Governor C V Ananda Bose paid tribute to the armed forces on Vijay Diwas, marking the Indian Army's victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war, which led to Bangladesh's independence. He highlighted the event's significance, noting that it underscored the triumph of righteousness over brute force.

During the ceremony at Fort William, Bose and Mizoram Governor Vijay Kumar Singh joined senior officers and ex-servicemen in a wreath-laying to honor the martyrs of the 1971 conflict. Bose reflected on the joint efforts of India and the 'Muktijoddhas' to fight for democracy and freedom.

Bangladeshi representatives expressed gratitude to India for its support during the 1971 war. Brigadier General Mohammed Aminur Rahman emphasized shared history and cultural ties, while addressing concerns about regional political dynamics. The event reinforced the strong bond and cooperation between the two nations.

(With inputs from agencies.)