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Government ministry of Bangladesh

Ministry of Liberation War Affairs
Agency overview
Bengali:মুক্তিযুদ্ধ বিষয়ক মন্ত্রণালয়
Government Seal of Bangladesh
Formed	23 October 2001; 24 years ago (23 October 2001)^[1]
Jurisdiction	Government of Bangladesh
Headquarters	Bangladesh Secretariat,Dhaka
Annual budget	৳7478crore (US$610 million) (2024-2025)
Adviser responsible	Faruk-e-Azam^[2]
Agency executive	Israt Chowdhury,Secretary
Child agencies	Bangladesh Freedom Fighter Welfare Trust National Freedom Fighter Council
Website	Official Website

TheMinistry of Liberation War Affairs (Bengali:মুক্তিযুদ্ধ বিষয়ক মন্ত্রণালয়, abbreviated asMoLWA) is the ministry responsible for the preservation of war memorials and the welfare ofFreedom Fighters.^[3]

History

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In 2016, the Bangladeshi cabinet rejected a proposal of the ministry to raise the retirement age of freedom fighters.^[4]Mozammel Haque called for a review of ties with Pakistan.^[5]

Directorate

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Officeholders

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#	Portrait	Minister (Birth-Death)	Term of office			Political party	Ministry	Prime Minister
#	Portrait	Minister (Birth-Death)	From	To	Period	Political party	Ministry	Prime Minister
1		Redwan Ahmed রেদোয়ান আহমেদ MP forComilla-6 (State Minister)	23 October 2001	22 May 2003	1 year, 211 days	Bangladesh Nationalist Party	Khaleda II	Khaleda Zia
2		Professor Rezaul Karim Mannan রেজাউল করিম মান্নান MP forNarayanganj-3 (State Minister)	22 May 2003	28 October 2006	3 years, 159 days	Bangladesh Nationalist Party	Khaleda II	Khaleda Zia
2		Dhiraj Kumar Nath ধীরাজ কুমার নাথ (1945–2018) (Adviser)	31 October 2006	11 January 2007	77 days	Independent	Iajuddin (Caretaker)	Iajuddin Ahmed (President and Chief Adviser)
3		Major General (Retd.) M. A. Matin মেজর জেনারেল (অব.) ম. অ. মতিন (Adviser)	11 January 2007	6 January 2009	1 year, 361 days	Independent	Fakhruddin (Caretaker)	Fakhruddin Ahmed (Chief Adviser)
4		A. B. Tajul Islam এ. বি. তাজুল ইসলাম (born 1951) MP forBrahmanbaria-6 (State Minister)	6 January 2009	21 November 2013	4 years, 319 days	Awami League	Hasina II	Sheikh Hasina
5		Shajahan Khan শাজাহান খান (born 1952) MP forMadaripur-2	21 November 2013	12 January 2014	52 days		Hasina II
6		AKM Mozammel Haque আ. ক. ম. মোজাম্মেল হক (born 1946) MP forGazipur-1	12 January 2014	5 August 2024	10 years, 206 days		Hasina III
							Hasina IV
							Hasina V
7		Faruk-e-Azam ফারুক-ই-আজম (Adviser)	13 August 2024	Incumbent	1 year, 185 days	Independent	Yunus (Interim)	Muhammad Yunus

References

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^সংক্ষিপ্ত-পরিচিতি – মুক্তিযুদ্ধ বিষয়ক মন্ত্রণালয়-গণপ্রজাতন্ত্রী বাংলাদেশ সরকার
^"Palestine appreciates BD's continued support".The Financial Express (Bangladesh). Retrieved2 February 2016.
^"Ministry of Liberation War Affairs"(PDF).mof.gov.bd. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 27 May 2016. Retrieved2 February 2016.
^"Cabinet rejects proposal to raise retirement age of freedom fighters".bdnews24.com. Retrieved2 February 2016.
^"'Bangladesh to review diplomatic ties with Pakistan'".Prothom Alo. Archived fromthe original on 1 March 2016. Retrieved2 February 2016.

Politics of Bangladesh

Government

Prime Minister:TBD
Government Agencies Cabinet Secretariat	President (Bangabhaban) Chief Adviser (Chief Adviser's Office −Armed Forces Division −Cabinet Division) Public Administration (Local Government −Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs) Defence (Liberation War Affairs) Foreign Affairs (Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment) Commerce (Industries -Textiles and Jute) Communications (Information) Finance (Planning) Land (Housing and Public Works) Science and Technology Transport: (Road and Bridges −Railways −Shipping −Civil Aviation) Agriculture (Food −Fisheries and Livestock) Energy Environment, Forest and Climate Change (Water Resources -Disaster Management and Relief) Education (Primary and Mass Education) Culture (Tourism -Sports) Health and Family Welfare Home Affairs Justice Labour and Employment (Social Welfare) Religious Affairs Women and Children Affairs
List of Cabinets	Mujib I (1971–72) Mujib II (1972–73) Mujib III (1973–75) Mujib IV (1975) Mostaq (1975) Sayem (1975–78) Zia (1978–81) Sattar (1981–82) Ershad (1986–90) Shahabuddin (1990–91) Khaleda I (1991–96) Khaleda II (1996) Habibur (1996) Hasina I (1996–2001) Latif (2001) Khaleda III (2001–06) Iajuddin (2006–07) Fakhruddin (2007–09) Hasina II (2009–14) Hasina III (2014–19) Hasina IV (2019–24) Hasina V (2024) Yunus (2024-)

Parliament

Speaker: Vacant
Parliament	Jatiya Sangsad Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban Sangsad Television Constituencies Elections Committees Secretariat Library
Leaders	Speaker Deputy Speaker Leader of the House Deputy Leader of the House Leader of the Opposition Chief Whips

Judiciary

Chief Justice:Syed Refaat Ahmed

Law

Ordinary courts

Supreme Court:

District Courts:
- Judge Court
- Session Court
- Magistrate Court

Metropolitan Courts:
- Session Court
- Magistrate Court

Specialized Courts & Tribunals

Constitutional Court	None
Administrative Court	Administrative Tribunals
Finance Court	Money Loan Courts Insolvency Courts Income Tax Appellate Tribunals Special Tribunal for Share Market Scam
Labour Court	Labour Courts
Court of Justice	Family court Women and Child Repression Crime Prevention Tribunal International Crimes Tribunal
Social Court	Druto Bichar Tribunal Bangladesh Cyber Tribunal

Bangladesh Liberation War

Origins of the Bangladeshi Revolution

Philosophy	Bengali Renaissance Muslim nationalism in South Asia Two-nation theory Bengali nationalism Bengal studies Bangamata Joy Bangla
Pakistan Movement	Partition of Bengal (1905) Eastern Bengal and Assam All-India Muslim League Indian independence movement Pakistan Movement Lahore Resolution United Bengal Muslim National Guard Direct Action Day Noakhali riots Partition of India Partition of Bengal (1947)
East Pakistan	Dominion of Pakistan East Bengal Pakistan Muslim League Objectives Resolution All Pakistan Awami Muslim League Awami League United Front Bengali language movement One Unit East Pakistan Constitution of Pakistan of 1956 1958 Pakistani coup d'état Constitution of Pakistan of 1962
Bengali self-determination	Swadhin Bangla Biplobi Parishad Six point movement Agartala Conspiracy Case 1969 uprising in East Pakistan 1970 Bhola cyclone 1970 Pakistani general election
Declaration of war	Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's speech of 7 March Non-cooperation movement Rodionov message Admiral Ahsan Mission Operation Searchlight Proclamation of Bangladeshi Independence

Combatants
Campaigns
Theaters
Battles
Events
Massacres

Combatants

Bangladesh	Provisional Government of Bangladesh Mukti Bahini Bangladesh Army K Force S Force Z Force Bangladesh Navy Bangladesh Air Force Bangladesh Rifles Bangladesh Ansar Bangladesh Police Special Guerrilla Forces Gono Bahini Mujib Bahini Kader Bahini Baten Bahini Afsar Bahini Hemayet Bahini Crack Platoon
Pakistan	Pakistan Armed Forces Army,Navy,Air Force,Marines Jamaat-e-Islami Central Peace Committee Razakars Al-Badr Al-Shams
Indian allies	Parliament of India Indian Armed Forces Army,Navy,Air Force Mitro Bahini (Indo-Bangali group)

Campaigns and
theaters

Major battles

Other events

List of massacres

Related conflicts

Leaders

Bangladesh

Military	M. A. G. Osmani Ziaur Rahman Khaled Mosharraf K M Shafiullah Shafaat Jamil A. K. Khandker Muhammad Hamidullah Khan Matiur Rahman
Civilian	Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Syed Nazrul Islam Tajuddin Ahmad AHM Qamaruzzaman Muhammad Hamidullah Khan Serajul Alam Khan Dhirendranath Datta Kazi Nuruzzaman Chitta Ranjan Dutta Muhammad Mansur Ali Khondaker Mostaq Ahmad M. A. Hannan Abu Sayeed Chowdhury

Pakistan

Military	Yahya Khan Tikka Khan S.M. Ahsan A.K. Niazi Yaqub Ali Khan Mohammad Shariff Rao Farman Ali A.O. Mitha Khadim Hussain Mitty Masud Ahmad Zamir Inamul Haque Siddique Salik K.M. Arif
Civilian	Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Dr. Abdul Motaleb Malik Nurul Amin Shah Azizur Rahman Ghulam Azam Motiur Rahman Nizami J.A. Rahim Tridev Roy

Indian allies

Military	Sam Manekshaw S. M. Nanda P. C. Lal Jagjit Singh Aurora K. P. Candeth Gopal Gurunath Bewoor Sourendra Nath Kohli Nilakanta Krishnan Minoo Merwan Engineer Hari Chand Dewan Sagat Singh T. N. Raina Khem Karan Singh Sartaj Singh Inderjit Singh Gill J. F. R. Jacob E. C. Kuruvila S. H. Sarma
Civilian	Indira Gandhi V. V. Giri Gopal Swarup Pathak Rameshwar Kao Swaran Singh Jagjivan Ram Dilip Mahalanabis

Aftermath

Related topics
Categories

Commemoration

Monuments and memorials	National Martyrs' Memorial Martyred Intellectuals Memorial Swadhinata Stambha Liberation War Memorial Trust Liberation War Museum Bangladesh Police Liberation War Museum Aparajeyo Bangla Shabash Bangladesh
Anniversaries	Bengali Genocide Remembrance Day Independence Day (Bangladesh) Armed Forces Day (Bangladesh) Martyred Intellectuals Day Victory day of Bangladesh Vijay Diwas (India)
Decorations and depictions	Muktijuddho e-Archive Artistic depictions Awards and decorations

Trials

Authority control databases
International	VIAF
National	United States