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Jagroto Chowrongi is a point of interest, located at Chowrasta - Joydebpur Rd, Gazipur, Bangladesh. Visit their website www.gazipur.gov.bd for more detailed information.

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Chowrasta - Joydebpur Rd, Gazipur
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Added by Jopie, at 06 July 2017

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13 Reviews

  • Asis M A Hasheem
    18 May 2018

    Liberation war monument here build for the honour of freedom fighters of Bangladesh who laid down in a heroic fight with the Pakistani military in 1971. Here the monument is a honourable lyrics of the freedom fighters.

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  • Ahsan Habib Aslam
    29 April 2018

    -:Liberation War in Sculpture:-

    Jagroto Chowrongi in Jaidebpur

    Jagroto Chowrongi is the first post-Liberation War sculpture in Bangladesh.

    Abdur Razzaque is regarded as one of the greatest sculptors of our country. He was the first artist to take up sculpture in the independent country. His 'Jagroto Chowrongi' is considered one of the best sculptures in Bangladesh, considering both form and theme, by art critics. Located in Jaidebpur, and constructed in 1973, it is the first post-Liberation War sculpture in Bangladesh.
    It depicts a freedom fighter with a grenade in his right and a rifle in his left hand. The sculpture is an 18 feet high concrete piece on a 24 feet pedestal.
    About the work, noted sculptor Syed Abdullah Khalid said, “After finishing 'Jagroto Chowrongi', Razzaque Sir was encouraged to do many sculptures in different areas of the country. His works are simultaneously of technical excellence and intellectually mature. He liked to work with figures. He has made many semi-abstract and pure abstract pieces. These vary in media, materials and size. As medium he has used cement, stone, steel, iron, bronze and wood. In metals he has used both welding technique and casting.
    Wood, one of his preferred mediums, was carved and shaped to give a distinct dimension by the touch of his skilled hands.”

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  • Shohan Rahman
    28 April 2018

    Jagroto Chowrongi is the first post-Liberation War sculpture in Bangladesh.
    Abdur Razzaque is regarded as one of the greatest sculptors of our country. He was the first artist to take up sculpture in the independent country. His 'Jagroto Chowrongi' is considered one of the best sculptures in Bangladesh, considering both form and theme, by art critics. Located in Jaidebpur, and constructed in 1973, it is the first post-Liberation War sculpture in Bangladesh. It depicts a freedom fighter with a grenade in his right and a rifle in his left hand. The sculpture is an 18 feet high concrete piece on a 24 feet pedestal.
    About the work, noted sculptor Syed Abdullah Khalid said, “After finishing 'Jagroto Chowrongi', Razzaque Sir was encouraged to do many sculptures in different areas of the country. His works are simultaneously of technical excellence and intellectually mature. He liked to work with figures. He has made many semi-abstract and pure abstract pieces. These vary in media, materials and size. As medium he has used cement, stone, steel, iron, bronze and wood. In metals he has used both welding technique and casting. Wood, one of his preferred mediums, was carved and shaped to give a distinct dimension by the touch of his skilled hands.”

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  • Abdullah Al Shafi
    16 March 2018

    Pride of our nation.. Abdur Razzaque’s ‘Jagroto Chowrongi’ is considered one of the best sculptures in Bangladesh both in form and theme by art critics and the masses. It's located in Joydevpur, Gazipur, and built in 1973, it is the first post-liberation war sculpture. It depicts a freedom fighter in rural clothing with a grenade in his right hand and a rifle in his left hand.

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  • Maidul Islam
    13 March 2018

    Wonderful monument depicting the image of a freedom fighter. Symbol of independence which can inspire a lot of people. Erected at a very important point of road intersection. Badly managed.

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  • Fahad Ferdous
    19 February 2018

    Over populated and very noisy area.
    Always traffic jam..

    If you are going to Joydebpur then plz leave ur bus when found yourself in traffic jam. Then cross the road and take rickshaw or CNG.

    Nearby restaurants are very normal..type.
    For fast food you can try ajwa (at Joydebpur road)
    BFC at rowson sorok, Joydebpur road.

    There is also a BFC at tangail road.
    But both BFC's are not original. quality is average

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  • Shah Md. Sultan
    19 February 2018

    The first memorial sculpture of the great liberation war of Bangladesh is the Jagroto Chowrongi. The height of the sculpture is 100 feet from the ground. There are engraved names of 207 martyrs of freedom fighters around the sculpture.

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  • Samin Mushfiq
    02 January 2018

    It's the first sculpture after the liberation war Nice design.
    But authority should take care of it as sometimes it becomes covered by posters

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  • Maidul Islam
    13 November 2017

    Wonderful monument depicting the image of the freedom fighter.

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  • Tuhin Sir
    22 October 2017

    Nice statue for Gazipur area.

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  • Amal Roy
    30 August 2017

    Nice monument but very busy place

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  • Md. Foyzul Islam Hanif
    31 July 2017

    Jagroto Chowrongi (The vigilant Crossroad) is the first post Liberation War sculpture in Bangladesh. The 'Jagroto Chowrongi' is considered one of the best sculptures in Bangladesh, considering both form and theme, by art critics. Located in Joydebpur Chowrasta and constructed in 1973. This was designed by Abdur Razzaque who was among the few talented and dedicated students of the Government Institute of Arts who played a pioneering role in the development of the modern western style of painting in Bangladesh.
    This is also an important intersection of Dhaka -Mymensingh highway, Dhaka- Tangail highway, Dhaka - Gazipur Sadar highway.

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  • Best Everything
    13 July 2017

    Very busy place in Gazipur, beautiful place, it's a high way, Dhaka-Mymenshing high way.

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