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The government has officially declared February 25 as ‘National Martyred Soldiers Day’ to honor the 74 victims, including 57 army officers, of the 2009 Pilkhana massacre in Dhaka. Cabinet Secretary Dr. Sheikh Abdur Rashid announced on Sunday that a gazette notification would be issued today, formalizing the annual observance. However, the day will not be a public holiday. This decision aims to recognize the sacrifices of the fallen soldiers while ensuring the tragic event remains a significant part of national memory.

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Amar Desh 23 Feb 25

Government declares February 25 as ‘National Martyred Soldier Day’

On February 25, 2009, 74 people, including 57 military officers, were killed in the Pilkhana massacre in the capital. The government has issued a circular declaring the day as ‘National Martyred Soldier Day’ to be observed officially. A circular in this regard, signed by Tania Afrin, Deputy Secretary of the General Division of the Cabinet Department, was issued on Sunday.

Jugantor 23 Feb 25

February 25 Declared as ‘National Martyred Soldiers Day’

On February 25, 2009, the Pilkhana massacre in the capital claimed the lives of 74 people, including 57 army officers. The government has decided to officially observe this day by declaring it as ‘National Martyred Soldiers Day’ through a gazette notification. Cabinet Secretary Dr. Sheikh Abdur Rashid shared this information with the media on Sunday.


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