Regarding us -Nikhil Banga Nagarik Sangha

Nikhil Banga Nagarik Sangha.

An Overview About Us

Nikhil Banga Nagarik Sangha started its arduous journey on November 23, 1977 in Kolkata and with the blessings of a large number of people along with men of letters. Its initial years witnessed the presence of several people with gifted talents including globally acclaimed historian Dr. Ramesh Chandra Mazumdar, Sri Niharendu Dutta Majumdar (well-known barrister and also comrade of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose), Sri Sri Argavansha Mahathera (Buddhist Chakma spiritual leader) and they literally glittered in the advisory board of NBNS. Apart from this NBNS was fortunate enough to have Sri Amitabha Ghosh (retired Accountant General of Bihar) and Sri Pramatha Ranjan Tagore (secretary general of Matua Sangha) as its framers. Leaders of the organization included Sri Subrata Chatterjee (engineer), Dr. Kalidas Baidya and Sri Birendranath Biswas (professor).  

The sole aim of Nikhil Banga Nagarik Sangha, ever since its inception, has been to fortify public opinion against heinous religious persecution followed by expulsion of Hindu, Buddhist and Christian people from Bangladesh (erstwhile East Pakistan) and establish their human rights. To gather and build up more public opinion, the organization got engaged with organizing protest marches, demonstrations, conferences across different districts of Bengal. Thanks to these endeavors, an assortment of human rights organizations to intensify the struggle for Bangladeshi minority population has come forth. Our organization happened to be the first in the Indian state of Bengal to launch a fiery anti-Bangladeshi infiltrators struggle and left no stone unturned to expel them from the state in large numbers. The intensity of the struggle led to an unfortunate development – on January 28, 1986, two prime activists of NBNS, namely Sri Sudhanya Mallik (age 55) and Sri Prahlad Bhomik (age 35), were shot and killed by Bangladeshi Muslim infiltrators at Rasullapur under the jurisdiction of police station of Chakdaha in the district of Nadia.

At present, all of aforesaid stalwart individuals except Sri Amitabha Ghosh have passed away. We do proudly assert ourselves as the worthy inheritor these ancestors. We are swollen with pride for them and do remember them at every hour. We look for moral support and assistance from every humane individual.   
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