The document summarizes a "World Conscience Awakening March" from Bangladesh to Delhi in 1971 during the Bangladesh Liberation War. A group of 38 educated Bangladeshi youth walked over 1400 miles to gain recognition from India for Bangladeshi independence, demand the release of Mujibur Rahman, and raise awareness of Pakistani atrocities through public meetings and media coverage. The march lasted from October to December 1971 and helped shape international support for Bangladesh's war of liberation.
The document summarizes a "World Conscience Awakening March" from Bangladesh to Delhi in 1971 during the Bangladesh Liberation War. A group of 38 educated Bangladeshi youth walked over 1400 miles to gain recognition from India for Bangladeshi independence, demand the release of Mujibur Rahman, and raise awareness of Pakistani atrocities through public meetings and media coverage. The march lasted from October to December 1971 and helped shape international support for Bangladesh's war of liberation.
The document summarizes a "World Conscience Awakening March" from Bangladesh to Delhi in 1971 during the Bangladesh Liberation War. A group of 38 educated Bangladeshi youth walked over 1400 miles to gain recognition from India for Bangladeshi independence, demand the release of Mujibur Rahman, and raise awareness of Pakistani atrocities through public meetings and media coverage. The march lasted from October to December 1971 and helped shape international support for Bangladesh's war of liberation.
Pakistani soldiers were brutally killing innocent Bengalis. Fearing for their lives, people took refuge in groups across the border, in India. Refugee camp was opened The responsibility of saving about one crore Bengalis fell on the Indira Gandhi government. People in some states of India are unhappy with this In various ways, they are pressuring the government to return the refugees and not to help in the liberation war. • At the same time, the plan was to organize a 'World Conscience Awakening March' from Bangladesh to Delhi It was attended by 38 educated youths from different districts of Bangladesh The purpose was to gain recognition from the Indian government, to issue memoranda to various embassies demanding Mujib's release, and to build Indian public opinion in favor of independence by describing the genocide and killings by the Pakistani army. • Pedestrians used to go to different places and hold public meetings. All of them were holding placards and national flags with the words ‘One word for us- Independence Bangladesh’, ‘We want Mujib’s release’.The march started from 15th October and lasted till 16th December 1971 The news of the march started to be spread in the local and foreign media. The 'World Conscience Awakening March' played a very important role in shaping the Indian and world public opinion for the war of liberation and independence • Source: It was collected from the BBC & CNN news,the article was on Bangladesh.