At a Victory Day event in Dhaka, Dr. Mahmudur Rahman, editor of *Amar Desh*, asserted that no foreign power, including India, could ever subjugate Bangladesh again. Speaking as chief guest at a free medical camp and scholarship ceremony organized by Insaf Baraka Kidney and General Hospital, he praised the resilience of Bangladesh’s 180 million citizens and honored the sacrifices of freedom fighters who secured independence in 1971.

Rahman emphasized the importance of remembering key national milestones such as 1947, 1971, and the July Revolution, describing them as defining moments of national pride. He criticized the country’s corrupt elite for exploiting ordinary citizens and urged investment in human resources and healthcare to reduce dependence on foreign medical treatment. Highlighting the success of students from modest backgrounds, he said they represent the nation’s true strength and future.

The event’s organizers echoed his call for unity and progress, stressing that the spirit of the Liberation War and July Revolution must guide Bangladesh’s development toward a self-reliant future.