Shamrooh Mirza emotional status on Facebook

He is an uncompromising commander in the hot arena of politics. Whose voices in the street fight are raised to demand rights; But the image of a passionate father and responsible husband, hidden behind the tough armor of politics, emerged in public.
He is none other than BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir. Recently, his eldest daughter Dr. Australia expatriate scientist. Shamaruh Mirza’s emotional post on Facebook has created a stir on social media in both Bengali.
In his post, Shamaruh reminisced about a very difficult time in his life. He recounts the days when his mother Rahat Ara Begum was diagnosed with terminal cancer. When the relatives were preparing for quick surgery and chemotherapy to save the life of the mother, at that very moment her father had to be a victim of political revenge. Mirza Fakhrul was arrested late at night by the “then security forces”.
Smriti Hatade Shamaruh wrote – “While talking to father on the phone, his first words were – ‘Do your mother’s operation.’ We were in the hospital, just us two sisters and uncle Zahid. Father is in prison.
In the post, Dr. has raised a unique narrative of human relations above politics. Shamaruh He gratefully mentions how people outside the family stand by like a shadow in times of extreme danger. He especially remembered the contribution of ‘Zahid Chacha’ and ‘Rafiqul Chacha’, who stood as a shield for his family in adverse circumstances.
This post went viral instantly and touched the hearts of thousands of people.
Netizens’ comments were emotional. Someone has written – ‘How much lamentation and self-sacrifice are hidden in the private lives of those whose thunderous voices are heard on the stage of politics, would have remained unknown without reading this article.’ Many have prayed for long life and good health of Mirza Fakhrul and his wife.
It should be noted that currently Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and his wife Rahat Ara Begum are staying in Singapore for better treatment.
Source: Jugantor