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Liberation War Monument,Mohishkhola

  • Name: Liberation War Monument

  • Year: 2012-13

  • Location: Mohishkhola, Sunamganj

  • Architect: Rajon Das

  • Client: District Council, Sunamganj

  • A tribute to our freedom fighters by District Council in Sunamganj. Architect Rajon Das planned and executed the project with tranquil inspiration. The explanatory text is in Bengali and portrays our emotion as a nation.

  • Project: Liberation War Monuments at Subsector 01 of 11th Sector.

  • Adress: Vill: Mohishkhola, P.S. Madhyanagar, Upazilla: Dhormopasha, Dist: Sunamganj, Bangladesh.

  • Executing Authority: District Council, Sunamganj.

  • Land area: 18,700 Sft.

  • Type of Architecture: Monumental.

  • Estimated cost: 1,50,00,000.00 BDT.

  • Construction Period : July 2012 to September 2013.

  • Present condition: Completed and open for all.

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

    Liberation War Monument

     

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