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Famous Personalities

Some renowned personalities of Jagannathpur

Radharman Datta

 

 (Born -1833 AD, 1240 BS, death - 1915 AD, 1322 BS)

Radha Drama Dutta, a poet of Bengali folk music His songs are dhamail songs in Sylhet and India, the treasure of the rich people of Bengal. Radharaman used his talent and philosophy to make a permanent seat in the mind of the people. The pain of black bees, and the pain of not getting it or getting them all turned into sadness. He composed many thousands of songs like Dhammatology, Devotional, Anurag, Love, Bhajan, Dhamail. In the continuation of the family tradition of poet Radharman, he was introduced to the main instrument of worship, from his childhood. The famous folk poet Joydev's translation of Govinda's Bengali translation was translated by his father Radhadhb Dutt. His father's music and literature also influenced him. Radharamana became father in 1250 BS and mother grew up with her goddess Subarna. In 1275 BS, Pardhad Sen, one of Sri Chaitanyadeva of Maulvibazar, married the daughter of Gunayamoy, daughter of Shivanand Dynasty, Nandkumar Sen. The books written by the father were then replaced by his father-in-law's ideology. In time, he was introduced as a natural poet. Thousands of Baul songs compose Hundreds of Dhamail songs. Dhamail songs are sung in the women's voices at the wedding ceremony. In particular, in Sylhet, Cachar, Tripura and Mymensingh regions, there was a lot of circulation at one time. Radharman Datta was a lyricist, musician and artist. It is known that there was communication between Sadak Radharman Dutta and the late poet Hassan Raza. The hearts were very similar. There were different periodicals in the poetry of poetry Once, Hassan began to sing the song about Radharman's excuse: Radharman, how do you want to see the king? Radhadraman wrote in reply: "Kushal, how are you?" Radharman was a black boyfriend. He has written numerous songs by Krishna. He was a believer in God and a godly man. When he came in contact with the study of classical books and the saintly monks, he came to know about the different ways and paths of Shakta, Shaiva, Vaishnava etc. There is not much information about the life of poet's family. It is only known that Radharman-Vaishya Devi had 4 sons. Their names - Raj Bihari Dutta, Nadia Bihari Dutt, Rasik Bihari Dattao Bipin Bihari Dutt But sadly, the only son Bipin Bihari Dutta, except the three sons and wife, the beautiful goddess died prematurely. The poet, Radharman Dattasasan became indifferent to the life of his wife and sons. In the year 1290, at the age of 50, the poet went to Sadak Raghunath Bhattacharya in the village of Dauupasa, Moulvibazar district. He became a disciple to him. Launched the life of Kabir monastic life. Started pursuit After leaving the house, he built an ashram near Naluzar Haor of Jagannathpur upazila. His accomplishment goes here. In the Ashram of Nilua Haor, day and night in the Ashtavya and many devotees were surrounded. While meditating, he used to sing songs and sing. The devotees heard it and kept it in memory and then wrote it down.

 

Abdus Samad Azad

 

(Born - January 15, 1926, death: 27 April 2005)

Alhaj Abdus Samad Azad was born on 15 January in the village of Bhurakhali, situated on the fort of Jagdanpur upazila of Sunamganj district, in remote Aj-Para Gaon, Chatturdi. His father Late Mohammed Shariat Ullah. Samad Azad is the second son of Shariat Ullah. Samad Azad finished his primary education at Jagdal Bhatargaon School in village school and later in Dirai upazila. In 1943, he passed matriculation with achievement from Government Jubilee High School of Sunamganj City. When he went to student politics as the seventh grade students of Sunamganj Government Jubilee High School, in 1940, Samad Azad became the President of Sunamganj Sub-divisional Muslim Students Federation. He obtained his graduation from Sylhet Murari Chand College (MC College) in 1948. Later he passed MA in Law and History in Dhaka University. The government took away his MA degree due to the active anti-British movement during that time. Samad Azad actively participated in the struggle against the British anti-British movement and various regional issues of Assam region. For this reason, the English ruler accepted arrest and torture and who started his life first. He was the President of Sylhet District Muslim Students Federation from 1944-48. There is also a long history of these politicians in political life. Who participated in the 1952 movement actively participating during the Language Movement. In 1953 he was the acting president of East Pakistan Youth League. In 1954, as a nominated candidate of the United Front, he was elected a member of the Provincial Assembly and came to the Political Lime Light. From 1955 to 1957, East Pakistan (Bangladesh) worked as Awami League's Labor Secretary. In 1956, the Pak military government was again arrested and sent to jail for leading the post -Pakistani movement. After the Ayub Khan's military rule was declared in 1958, he was arrested again and he was released in prison in 1962 for 4 years. Curfew in 1964 when dealing with the creation of consensual communal riots courageously by the Pakistani government. In 1970, he was elected a member of the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan. In the parliamentary elections of 1973, after the independence of Bangladesh Awami League, he has held two and three seats of the Sunamganj district, Jagannathpur-South Sunamganj-3 constituency and Daree-shal -a-Dharmapasha and Jamalganj-2, two constituencies.

 

Sohanishi Das

(Born 1st February 1322 (Bangabandhu) - death May 25, 2009)

Bangladeshi women organizer who played a revolutionary role in East Bengal of British opposition and Indian independence movement.

Sohnishi Das was born in Jagannathpur village of Jagannathpur upazila of Sunamganj district. His father's name is Parimohan Roy and his mother Shobha Roy. He is the eldest of two brothers and two sisters. At the age of 16, she was married to a wealthy businessman, Kumud Chandra Das, in Sylhet city. But her husband died after four years of marriage. Shortly after that he became active in social service and later politics. For a very small amount of immovable property received from his family, he left all the property for philanthropic work.

When the 'Quit India Movement' started, in 1942, Sohanishi Das had to go to jail. He worked for Congress candidates in the general election in 1946. Suhasini Das organizes the liberation war of Bangladesh. In 1947, Congress workers established a monastery at Rangirkul hills of Kulaura. Especially in 1971 during the war of liberation, he protected the monastery with its discretion in the days of the disaster. When the Pak army was carrying massacre, then the Sushrini Das used to serve people from Rangirakul Ashram. Several times the Pak army used to attack the ashram, but every time he protects the ashram and himself. After independence, he left active politics and left the social service. Especially in the case of self-reliance in women, special role is observed. In 1973, he was felicitated as freedom fighter from the state level of India. In recognition of her contribution to social service, she was given the state-level 'social service' award in 1996.