|| Syed Zohorul Hoque, Alfadanga (Faridpur) Correspondent: National Revolution and Solidarity Day was observed in Alfadanga upazila of Faridpur on Saturday with due dignity and respect, highlighting the historical significance of November 7, 1975, and its impact on the country's political and military landscape.Marking the occasion, the Alfadanga Upazila Administration organised a discussion meeting at the Upazila Mini Conference Room on November 7, 2026.Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Md Zubayer Habib chaired the meeting, which was attended by Assistant Commissioner (Land) AKM Raihanur Rahman, Officer-in-Charge of Alfadanga Police Station Md Sohel Sarwar, Upazila BNP President Md Abdul Mannan Mia Abbas, Municipal BNP President Md Robiul Haque Ripon, Upazila BNP Joint General Secretary Ahmed Sikder, Organising Secretary Md Moniruzzaman Monir and Municipal BNP Publicity Secretary Md Kamruzzaman Kadar.Among others, Upazila Agriculture Officer Tushar Kumar Saha, Upazila Election Officer Manjurul Alam, Fisheries Officer Tarun Kumar Basu, Livestock Officer Prabhash Kumar Sen, Upazila Primary Education Officer Sarwar Alam, Women Affairs Officer Farzana Khan Sonia and Assistant General Manager of Alfadanga Palli Bidyut Office Ashish Kumar Roy attended the programme.Teachers and students from different educational institutions also participated in the event, reflecting the importance of engaging younger generations in understanding the country's history.The discussion was conducted by Milon Kumar Sarkar.Speakers highlighted the historical events of November 7, 1975, the political circumstances prevailing in the country at the time, developments within the armed forces and the importance of national unity and solidarity.They also recalled the significance of the day in the context of Bangladesh's political history and the subsequent changes in the country's political and military power structure.November 7, 1975, remains one of the most eventful and debated days in Bangladesh's history. During the night of November 6 and the early hours of November 7, a series of mutinies and counter-political developments took place within the armed forces, leading to the release of then-confined Army Chief Major General Ziaur Rahman.The events subsequently played a significant role in shaping the country's political and military developments.The day continues to be remembered and interpreted differently by various political groups and historians, reflecting its complex place in the nation's history.