Name: Shahid Buddhijibi Koborsthan
Address: 1 Mazar Rd, Dhaka 1216, Bangladesh, BD
Telephone: +880 1995-360884

Shahid Buddhijibi Koborsthan is a cemetery, located at 1 Mazar Rd, Dhaka 1216, Bangladesh. They can be contacted via phone at +880 1995-360884 for more detailed information.

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Saadat Saleheen

19 October 2020

It's the biggest graveyard of Asia. However, after you place a grave you have to pay people here so that the grave is looked after. Also, there have been reports that they were overcharging. However, that's really shameful to extract more money over corpses.
Md. Shahriar Hasan

30 September 2020

Very now nice place
Nizam Feroz Ahmed

06 September 2020

Road is narrow where general people usually used when complete Bury .
Jamal Khondaker

30 August 2020

it's a historical place
Ariful Islam

29 March 2020

Visiting this place remind us our freedom fighters.
S M Habibur Rahman

02 May 2018

Shahid Buddhijibi Graveyard or Martyr Intellectuals' Graveyard is the place were the the remains of intellectuals who were killed by Pakistan Army and their collaborators in 1971.

During the Liberation War of Bangladesh the retreating Pakistan army, certain of their defeat, chalked out a heinous plan to eliminate the Bengali intelligentsia.

Killing of Intellectuals was one of the most brutal and savage carnages in the history of Bangladesh. It was a planned killing of the Bangali intellectuals- educationists, journalists, literateurs, physicians, scientists, lawyers, artists, philosophers and political thinkers - executed by a group of collaborators under the directive and guidance of the Pakistani military rulers during the war of liberation in 1971. The blue print of crippling the intelligentsia is said to have been chalked out by Major General Rao Farman Ali, the military adviser to the governor of East Pakistan. The armed cadres of al-badr, a para-military force, is alleged to have executed the brutal killing having been provided with arms and support by the Pakistan army.

The killing of the intellectuals virtually began with the army crackdown in Dhaka on the night of 25 March, and continued till the surrender of the Pak-army on 16 December 1971. The act of killing was initiated in Dhaka and gradually spread over the whole of East Pakistan especially in the district and subdivisional towns. The brutality and killing took a serious turn especially in Dhaka during the days preceding the surrender of the Pak army, particularly on 14 December, the day now commemorated as Shaheed Buddhijibi Hatya Dibash (Martyred Intellectuals Day).

The killers used to abduct and carry away the targetted victims from their houses in gestapo style to particular camps or spots very often covering their face with black cloth. They mostly took advantage of curfew in the city and kidnapped the victims. The victims were physically tortured, brutaly killed mostly by indiscriminate bayonet charges. The main spots of execution in Dhaka city were the marshy land at Rayerbazar near Mohammadpur and another at Mirpur, where a huge number of dead bodies were found scattered in the ditches, plains and inside the heaps of bricks. The dead bodies, eyes covered and hands tied, were found wounded and swelled all over their bodies and bullet shots on the chest, head or back.

The number of intellectuals killed is estimated as follows: educationists 991, journalists 13, physicians 49, lawyers 42, others (litterateur, artist and engineer) 16.
Shahadat Khan

12 April 2018

The Shaheed Minar (Bengali: শহীদ মিনারShohid Minar lit. "Martyr Monument") is a national monument in Dhaka, Bangladesh, established to commemorate those killed during the Bengali Language Movementdemonstrations of 1952 in then East Pakistan.
Shoyaib Forhad Meem

19 March 2018

Martyred Intellectuals Memorial (Bengali: বুদ্ধিজীবি স্মৃতি সৌধ) is a memorial built in memory of the martyred intellectuals of the Bangladesh Liberation War. The memorial is located at Rayerbazar, Mohammadpur Thana in Dhaka.[1] The memorial was designed by architect Farid U Ahmed and Jami Al Shafi.[2][3][4] The initial proposal for a memorial at Rayer Bazar was brought forward by Projonmo 71 (organisation of the children of the martyrs of liberation war), who also laid a temporary foundation stone in 1991.
Ahasan Shiam

17 March 2018

This is very pace placei like it for no noise, no Horn its best place for waking
Yehia Mahmud

24 February 2018

Naturally beautiful views and after all many many famous persons are available on Sohid Buddhi jibi
The brutal killing of the children of our glorious children by killing them in a ruthless way did not work as darkness.
The witness of the Shaheed Minar at the witness
Shaheed intellectuals buried in the grave.
Babul Hosen

22 February 2018

Naturally beautiful views and after all many many famous persons graves are available at Sohid Buddhi jibi
আমাদের গৌরবের কৃতি সন্তানদের নির্মম ভাবে হত্যা করে বাংগালী জাতীর মেরূদন্ড ভেঙে দেয়ার মতই কাজ করে ছিল অন্ধকার বাহীনি।
যার দরূন সাক্ষী এ শহীদ মিনার।
শহীদ বুদ্ধিজিবী কবর স্হান।

(Translated by Google)
Naturally beautiful views and after all many many famous persons are available on Sohid Buddhi jibi
The brutal killing of the children of our glorious children by killing them in a ruthless way did not work as darkness.
The witness of the Shaheed Minar at the witness
Shaheed intellectuals buried in the grave.
Mohammad Abubakkar Mollah

27 December 2017

This is a intellectual graveyard. Thx
Saddam Hossain

27 October 2017

Nice place for spend time
JS Enterprise

21 July 2017

Naturally beautiful views and after all many many famous persons graves are available at Sohid Buddhi jibi
Shoaib Ahmed

30 May 2017

I use to go there very often. And very large muslim graveyard in Dhaka.
Abrarul Alam Masum

25 May 2017

Grabe after grabe.That's the symbol of your freedom fighter's sacrifices
Raihan Hossain

12 May 2017

In 1971 some Day's before our victory of independence many famous people was murdered here.
M. MAZIBUR RAHMAN

02 February 2017

It carries history across the countryAll should respect the shahids.
Suman Biswas

30 December 2016

During our liberation war in 1971, Pakistani occupation forces killed many of our intellectuals and buried here.We must commemorate as well as salute those who laid their lives for our independence.
Jahidur Rahman

05 December 2016

Shahid Buddhijibi Graveyard. All of famous people's grave who left. It is Grave of Bangladesh Intelegents which was killed just before the victory of Bangladeshi liberation war 1971.
Shamsul Huda

27 October 2016

Shahid Buddhijibi Graveyard. All of famous people's grave who left.
Shahed Fardous

20 October 2016

Pakistani militaries wanted to fully destroy the potentiality of Bangladesh. To fulfill this moto they have killed a huge number of great sons of Bangladesh. This monument is made to show respect to them and the grave yard is for them also.