About Moni Singh

Singh, Moni (1901-1990) radical politician, a founding leader of the Communist Party of Bangladesh. Moni Singh was born in Kolkata on 28 July 1901 and grew up at Susang-Durgapur in the then Mymensingh district (now Netrokona). After completing his primary education he went to Kolkata for pursuing secondary education. There he joined Anushilan Dal, an armed revolutionary group (1914). But after a decade he left the path of armed revolutionary action and joined the Communist Party of India in 1925. Moni Singh achieved his initial success in 1928 when he led a 13-day long

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Deeply Honored

Sheikh Hasina paid her deep respect to the memory of Comrade Moni Singh.   She said, "Comrade Moni Singh had a…

Independence Award

Seven personalities and three organizations were given Independence Award 2004 in recognition of their outstanding contributions to national life. The…

Initial Success

Moni Singh achieved his initial success in 1928 when he led a 13-day long strike by the workers of Kesoram…

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LIFE OF A REVOLUTIONARY

1901–1927

Moni Singh was born in Kolkata on 28 July 1901 and grew up at Susang-Durgapur in the then Mymensingh district…

1928–1945

Moni Singh achieved his initial success in 1928 when he led a 13-day long strike by the workers of Kesoram…

1947–1951

After the partition of India in 1947 Moni Singh assumed the leadership of communist movement in East Bengal. At this…

1951–1968

While in hiding, Moni Singh was elected secretary of Communist Party of East Bengal in 1951. In 1954, the Communist…

1969

Moni Singh sided with the Soviet Union when a rift took place between the USSR and China. The mass upsurge…

1971–1990

During the war of liberation Moni Singh managed to escape from the Rajshahi prison on 7 April 1971 with the…