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A memorial dedicated to Bir Shreshtha Captain Mohiuddin Jahangir has been inaugurated at his killing spot at Rehaichar Moholla in Chapainawawbganj town. It is a great matter of sorrow and pride at the same time. Captain Mohiudddin Jahangir embraced martyrdom in a battle with the pakistani forces. To have his monument shows how much respect the nation has for him.
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I believe every Bangladeshi should pay at least one visit in their lifetime to this place. It's a memorial for our long lost captain. The place is 256 km away from Dhaka and falls under the Chapainawabganj town. The memorial however took a long time to be constructed. It took 40 years for the nation to take the initiative to build it finally. Nevertheless, it still is a historic place for us and everyone should visit the place to pay respect.
Satisfaction: 92%
The monument of Captain Mohiuddin Jahangir is situated at Rehaichar Moholla in the Chapainawabganj town. Visited the place a few time ago and had a great time there seeing a monument built for one of the martyrs of our historic liberation war. Would definitely visit again whenever possible. 10/10 recommended. The place says a lot about our history.
Satisfaction: 86%
