Bangladesh Government

Bangladesh Government: Bngabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman had given the people hope for a sovereign nation, but at the time of the liberation war he was imprisoned in Pakistan. The person who took charge of this movement for freedom was Tajuddin Ahmed. He left his family to fend for themselves and crossed the border to India on the 30th of March. There were no others leaders with him at the time; he contacted everyone later to form the government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh. On the 10th of April the historical proclamation morally and legally established Bangladesh as an independent country. In this new country Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was the president and Syed Nazrul Islam was the vice president and acting president in Bangabandhu's absence, and Tazuddin Ahmed was the prime minister. On the 17th of April in Mujibnagar (Meherpur's Baidyanathtala) Bangladesh's first government was sworn in before national and international journalists and ceremonially started it's journey. Their first responsibility was to lead the armed struggle against the Pakistan army and drive them out of Bangladesh.