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The time is 1984. One morning, the young Nur Hossain was going to work. A little further down the road, the cry of a child reached his ears. He stopped. Where the sound of baby crying came from, step forward on one foot, two feet Immediately understand that the sound of crying is coming from the garbage can. Location Tipu Sultan Road in Old Dhaka. He went to the garbage can and saw a newborn. Nur Hossain took the child in her arms without delay. Then he walked straight to the house. He informed the local police. Fazlu and Zarina, a childless couple, lived in the house where Nur Hossain lived at the time. He put the baby on his lap. Later his name was changed to Moyna. From then on, he grew up in a room in that house at 69/1 Banagram Road, Wari. Nur Hossain lived with her parents and five siblings in two rooms in the house. Three years later, that day in November 1978 (November 10), Nur Hossain, a young man of outstanding human quality, shed fresh blood on the streets of the capital for democracy. Later in history, Nur Hossain’s name was written in gold letters as a brave soldier of the anti-authoritarian movement, a self-sacrificing democracy or a martyr. In the language of the poet Shamsur Rahman’s poem “The book is the heart of Bangladesh”.
Shaheed Nur Hossain gave new life to the boy chosen for democracy. Many of your neighbors do not yet know this information. Fazlu and Zarina keep this truth in their hearts. Shishu Moyna also became known as the only daughter of the Fazlu-Zarina couple. Although the poor family grew up in poverty, the autopsy is now much better. Moina’s happy family is now with her husband Alamgir, their daughter Ankhi and Jharna and their son Maruf. Swami Alamgir trades in rods, aluminum, and brass. The eldest daughter married Ankhi three years ago. Her daughter-in-law Arman oversees the business with her father-in-law Alamgir.
The mother of the martyr Nur Hossain, Maryam Bibi, told Kaler Kantha on Monday: “Nur Hossain was a very kind man. He not only fought for democracy, he ran first in danger from the people. I’d be very happy if I could help people. ‘
He added: “Three years before he was martyred, Nur Hossain picked up the body from the garbage can and gave it to Zarina. That autopsy is very happy now. I am his grandmother Nur Hossain and my children are his uncles. When he was a little Major, when the autopsy found that Nur Hossain had been martyred, he would have been very upset.
Maryam Bibi has built a two-story house on land given to her by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Mirpur Mazar Road. In that house, the eldest son Ali Hossain, the eldest son Delwar Hossain, the youngest son Anwar Hossain and their children spend time with Maryam Bibi. Their only daughter, Shahna Begum, lives elsewhere with her husband. Before obtaining this land, they used to live in a house at 79/1 Banagram Road next to Tipu Sultan Road.
Yesterday he went to the house on Banagram Road and spoke with Farida Begum, Shaheed Nur Hossain’s cousin. Farida Begum and Shaheed Nur Hossain’s autopsy son grew up together in this house. Moyna’s mother, Zarina, and father Fazlu, died, Farida Begum said. He said: ‘Moina married her cousin Alamgir while her mother Zarina was still alive. They are much better. ‘
Myna’s husband, Alamgir, told Kaler Kantha last night: “My family did not agree to the marriage. Even after that I married Moyna. Because he had nothing to do with this matter. He knew everything about her. My uncles and aunts made it human. I am very happy to knowingly marry Moyna.
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