The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Australia has observed the Historic Revolution and Solidarity Day with a discussion meeting in Sydney, marking the significance of 7 November in Bangladesh’s political history.
The event was held on Friday, 6 November 2026, at Shahi Dera in Lakemba, Sydney, bringing together BNP leaders, activists, supporters, and members of the Bangladeshi community in Australia.
The meeting was chaired by Liaquat Ali Swapan, Adviser to BNP Australia, and jointly conducted by BNP Australia General Secretary Mohammad Abul Hasan and Organising Secretary ANM Masum.
Addressing the gathering as the chief guest, Sadik Riaz Chowdhury Pinak, Member of Parliament for Dinajpur-2, said that the historic uprising of soldiers and civilians on 7 November 1975 played a defining role in protecting Bangladesh’s independence, sovereignty, and democratic aspirations.
He stated that the people and members of the armed forces had freed Ziaur Rahman from captivity and entrusted him with the responsibility of leading the nation during a critical period in Bangladesh’s history.
“The spirit of 7 November will continue to inspire the struggle to safeguard Bangladesh’s sovereignty and strengthen democracy and freedom of expression,” he said.
The MP also praised BNP Australia leaders and supporters for remaining committed to the party’s ideals while living abroad and for continuing to support Bangladesh’s national interests and sovereignty.
Among the special guests were Enamul Haque Bhuiyan, Founding President of BNP Australia; former President Monirul Haque George; Senior Vice-President AKM Fazlul Haque Shafik; Vice-Presidents Advocate Mobarak Hossain, Mohammad Kamruzzaman Molla Jhintu, and Dr Abdul Wahab Bakul; and Alamgir Babu, President of the Australia Friendship Council.
Other speakers included Joint General Secretaries Khairul Kabir Pintu, SM Khaled, and Engineer Minhaj Uddin; Office Secretary Mohammad Irfan Khan; and several community and party leaders including Mohammad Kuddusur Rahman, Taslima Kabir, Sardar Mamun, Noor Mohammad Masum, Mohammad Babul Khandakar, Jahid Abedin, Arifur Rahman, Mahmudul Haque Dulal, and Mohammad Sayeed.
Speakers highlighted the historical importance of 7 November and called on party members and supporters to remain united in safeguarding Bangladesh’s independence, sovereignty, and democratic values.
The programme concluded with a special prayer seeking eternal peace for the late President Ziaur Rahman and praying for peace, progress, and prosperity in Bangladesh.
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