Shawkat Ali
Shaukat Ali on April 0, 1918 August 18, 1975, a politician and a leader of the Bengali Language Movement. He was a founder of the Awami Muslim League, which later became known as the Awami League and the Bangladesh Awami League. He was a member of three state Sangram Parishad. Also in 1950, he was the Chief Organizer of Dhaka City Awami League. His house 150, Chuck Moghultuly, was covered with the center for many activities and meetings during the Language Movement. On 18 August 1975 he died of a stroke. Jurain graveyard in Dhaka and was buried.
Early Life
0 April 1918 in Dhaka Gandaria Shawkat Ali, a prominent Sunni Muslim family, was born in Bengal. Shamsher Ali, a prominent businessman in the area of his father, and his mother was a housewife Meherunnisa Khatun. He lost his mother at the age of two. He grew up close to his father and maternal uncles. He studied at the High School. After he finished high school, he joined Jagannath College and received his B. Com digriprapta. She went to the university for higher studies but could not finish due to political involvement.
Political Life
Tamaddun Shawkat Ali was deeply involved with the Majlis. Rashid building on December 30, 1974, a meeting was called by Professor Abul Kasem. The State Council, headed by Professor Abul Kashem Tamaddun Majlis was formed as a state sub-committee. Shawkat Ali was elected as a member of the committee.
Death
Shaukat Ali, 15 August, 1975 on the Assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the news had a stroke. August 18, 1975, he died at the Holy Family Hospital. Jurain graveyard was buried in the city.
Family
In 1960, Shawkat Ali Rahima Khatun marriage is completed. Rahima Fazlul Huq The Principal of the College in the implementation of women's rights and was the president of Association. They have three sons and a daughter.
Legend
Shaukat Ali, one of the highest civilian awards in Bangladesh, 011 prizes were awarded. For outstanding contribution to the Language Movement January 17, Dhanmondi Dhaka City Corporation on 010 4 / A street is named following his name.
Shaukat Ali on April 0, 1918 August 18, 1975, a politician and a leader of the Bengali Language Movement. He was a founder of the Awami Muslim League, which later became known as the Awami League and the Bangladesh Awami League. He was a member of three state Sangram Parishad. Also in 1950, he was the Chief Organizer of Dhaka City Awami League. His house 150, Chuck Moghultuly, was covered with the center for many activities and meetings during the Language Movement. On 18 August 1975 he died of a stroke. Jurain graveyard in Dhaka and was buried.
Early Life
0 April 1918 in Dhaka Gandaria Shawkat Ali, a prominent Sunni Muslim family, was born in Bengal. Shamsher Ali, a prominent businessman in the area of his father, and his mother was a housewife Meherunnisa Khatun. He lost his mother at the age of two. He grew up close to his father and maternal uncles. He studied at the High School. After he finished high school, he joined Jagannath College and received his B. Com digriprapta. She went to the university for higher studies but could not finish due to political involvement.
Political Life
Tamaddun Shawkat Ali was deeply involved with the Majlis. Rashid building on December 30, 1974, a meeting was called by Professor Abul Kasem. The State Council, headed by Professor Abul Kashem Tamaddun Majlis was formed as a state sub-committee. Shawkat Ali was elected as a member of the committee.
Death
Shaukat Ali, 15 August, 1975 on the Assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the news had a stroke. August 18, 1975, he died at the Holy Family Hospital. Jurain graveyard was buried in the city.
Family
In 1960, Shawkat Ali Rahima Khatun marriage is completed. Rahima Fazlul Huq The Principal of the College in the implementation of women's rights and was the president of Association. They have three sons and a daughter.
Legend
Shaukat Ali, one of the highest civilian awards in Bangladesh, 011 prizes were awarded. For outstanding contribution to the Language Movement January 17, Dhanmondi Dhaka City Corporation on 010 4 / A street is named following his name.
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