The Liberation War memorial at Muharpara in Hili, Dinajpur, built in 2015 to honor the martyrs of the 1971 war, is now on the verge of collapse due to years of neglect and theft. The monument, constructed at a cost of about 4 million taka, has lost its iron gates and decorative metal parts, while plaster is peeling off its walls. Local freedom fighters and residents expressed deep concern over the deterioration, saying the site once symbolized the bravery of those who fought in one of the fiercest battles of the war. Veteran Liaquat Ali urged authorities to rebuild the memorial so future generations can remember the sacrifices made for independence. Residents also criticized the lack of administrative oversight, noting that even tiles and railings have been stolen. Hakimpur Upazila Executive Officer Ashok Bikram Chakma said the site has been inspected and renovation work will begin soon, including lighting installations, CCTV surveillance, and measures to prevent misuse of the premises.