Respect for the brave freedom fighters

News Blog: Asr Ali Bir, a poor tea seller from Bazidpur village of Biratara union under Dhanbari upazila of Tangail, has been giving free tea to the freedom fighters for the last 35 years.

During the liberation war, Asr Ali was eight, currently 55. Although he did not directly participate, he felt directly the glory of the war of liberation, and the joy of sadness, The Pakistani aggressors have witnessed a tremendous tyranny of the family in the hiding of the house with everyone in the holes hidden in the hole. He saw the brave freedom of the freedom fighters and their dedication. From then on, dreamed about doing something for the best children of the nation. But the will is not the reason for the inability; Still did not stop. According to the capability, he is honoring them by giving free tea to freedom fighters in the area for 35 years.

The son of late Maan Uddin is from Asr Ali Bazidpur village. His release in the Bajidpur bazaar is T. Stall. The freedom fighters of the village can not pay tea to him despite trying hard to drink tea.

Asher Ali said that he used to do domestic work as a father after independence. He has to catch up with his family, after a few years on his father's death. Started day laborer. 35 years ago tea shop started in the market near the house with little capital. Asher Ali said, 'Those who gave our independent Bangladesh by fighting in the fight of life, I have no ability to serve them. I got self-satisfied by drinking some of them a little bit of two cookies, a glass of water and a cup of tea. In the honor of the freedom fighters, I can go for this little service till my death, and the only hope that everyone in my family is consistent with this service.

Asher Ali also said, I thank the present government for the trial of war criminals. At the same time, the demand for Al-Badr and Razakars to speed up the execution of the war criminals and the killing of the freedom fighters and the mother and sisters against the country.

Asfar Ali's wife Azufa Begum (50) said that she has been studying the tea shops and boys and they are taking loans from local private sector BRAC and services. It is very difficult to pay the loan installment money. Old mother mother-in-law He is also bedridden. It is easy to eat her medicines.

There are three children of Asr Ali. Two sons and one daughter The eldest son Manju (22) got BA examination from BSS department from Dhanbari College this year. The girl Ashika (16) has given SSC examination of human section from local Bajidpur School. The younger son Tanvir (11) is a fifth-grade student of Bazidpur Government Primary School. The wealth is nothing but without a hut in the house.

Helping Tanzil Asher Ali's tea in the shop. He was able to serve many happy freedom fighters.

Local freedom fighter Abul Hossain Master and Shahjahan Ali said that this tribute and sacrifice to the freedom fighters is really appreciable poor Asr Ali. We tried very hard to give someone a cup of tea at some time to him.

Anwar Hossain Kalu, the former freedom fighter of Dhanbari, told that freedom fighters from many places in Bangladesh came to visit him for Asr Ali's humanity. His honor is to the unprecedented freedom fighters.