The contribution of the lower classes in the liberation war of Bangladesh.(Part-5)

    The contribution of the lower classes in the liberation war of Bangladesh:

(Part-5)

They ignore the consciousness of marginalized people. Because, they think, there is no such thing as human consciousness. There is no such thing as their individuality. As much as they have good or bad traits, they are ultimately inherited from the upper class. The result of the direction given to them. But even the educated intelligentsia at that time knew that it was impossible to make the movement successful if the unity of their consciousness was not established with the consciousness of the people.And that is why the mass awakening songs that they broadcast from Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra also contain the melody and consciousness of the people.

A review of history will show that just as the leadership of the upper classes has not been able to take their nationalist movement to the final stage, so too the movements that have developed on the individual initiative of the lower classes have not shown the way to national liberation.In that case the Bengali national movement was an exceptional effort where the economic experience of the upper and lower class people was formed in the unity of their collective political consciousness. Coming to the Pakistan period, this special unity can be noticed in the history consciousness of the common people of East Bengal, the attitude of their drivers and helpers, public life and the like of the masses.

An important aspect of the consciousness of the lower classes in history is that all people ready for movement find the message of the presence or emergence of a religious leader in their leader regardless. A similar attitude can be noticed among the peasants towards ‘Gandhi’, the leader of the Swaraj movement. They find in his speech all the elements by which he can be made divine. They beg in the name of Gandhi for the purpose of indulging in his name. To them Gandhi is a special idea.This idea is both mundane and spiritual in nature. The worldly notion among the lower classes is driven by aspiration, which helps him to become one of the assembly. And the idea of ​​spirituality calls into question his ability to do the impossible. As a result, I see all the movements or rallies of the colonial period to be unsuccessful. The concept of spirituality towards the leader is created due to the mastery of the head of state or government.

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