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Pearu Sardar : ウィキペディア英語版 | Pearu Sardar Pearu Sardar (1893–1961) was an area leader of Dhaka, Bangladesh. At the beginning of the 20th century, the area leader of Dhaka was known as ''Sardar''; he was known for his involvement in the Language Movement of 1952. The first Shaheed Minar to commemorate the Language Martyrs of February 21, 1952 was built immediately after the events of that day, with his sponsorship.〔(It's True! )〕 ==Role in 1952== According to Dr. Sayeed Haider, a main planner and the designer of the first Shaheed Minar, the decision to build it was first made by the students of Dhaka Medical College.〔 The planning started at midnight on February 22, 1952, and work started the next day. It was sponsored by Sardar, one of the old Dhaka panchayet sardars.〔 Although a curfew was in place, students started building the Minar on the afternoon of February 23 and worked through the night to finish it by dawn. A handwritten paper was attached to the Minar with “Shaheed Smritistombho” written on it. It was demolished within a few days by the police and Pakistani Army.〔
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