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February 1984) was the supreme commander of Mukti Bahini and Bangladesh Armed Forces during the Bangladesh Liberation War.Education
Osmani was born in Sunamganj, Sylhet Division on 1 September 1918.Later, he graduated in Aligarh Muslim University, India.He served in the Burma sector and was promoted to a Major in 1942.He served as an aide to the Chief of General Staff in 1949.Later, he served the 9th battalion of the 14th Punjab Regiment, additional commandant of the East Pakistan Rifles, and general staff officer of the army.Osmani was promoted to a Colonel in 1956 and held the post of deputy director of general staff and military operations.He retired from Pakistan Armed Forces on 16 February 1967.Entry into politics
After his retirement, Osmani entered the politics of East Pakistan.Leadership during Bangladesh Liberation War
With the formation of Mujib's government on 17 April 1971, Osmani was appointed commander in chief of all Bangladesh Armed Forces.Each sector was under the command of a trained military officer with the title of Sector Commander.Osmani was elected a member of the national parliament in 1973, and was included in the new cabinet with charge of the ministries of Post, Telegraph and Telephone, Communication, Shipping, Inland Water Transport and Aviation.Fourth Amendment to the constitution.He contested in the presidential elections once again in 1981 as a nominee of the Jatiya Nagarik Committee (National Citizens Committee).Family life
All his life Osmani lived as a bachelor and had no offspring who exist today.But though a bachelor all his life, Osmani was close to his relatives and family throughout his life.Most trips to Sylhet involved making visits to his loved ones, and in Dhaka he would regularly welcome nephews and nieces to his residence.Within the wider family Osmani was known for his love, but also for his temper, his passion, his glaring eyes and his military discipline.Only his alsatians were generally disliked, and almost universally feared by visiting folk.Famously one niece was bitten when she tried to run away from one of the Osmani alsatians.Most of his time in the UK was spent staying at the family home of his nephew and niece, Mashahid Ali and Sabequa Chowdhury.Mashahid (Shahee) had helped Osmani in his later years by funding the establishment of his political party, the Jatiya Janata Party, following Osmani's exit from the Mujib government.Osmani's days would pass with an almost endless stream of visitors, well wishers and acolytes calling on him to wish him well, to ask his guidance, or just to see him.The hospital diagnosed that he had been given the wrong type of blood at the CMH and that this was now infected.Following his sudden death, Osmani's body was flown to Bangladesh.The cavalcade of cars to Heathrow was provided a special police escort which with full diplomatic protocol sped the entourage through the streets of London, stopping the traffic along the route.About a week after his death Osmani was buried in Darga, Sylhet with full military honours.His grave lies adjacent to his mother's.Sylhet, is named after him as Osmani Hospital.This page was last modified 07:07, 11 January 2008.All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.Language Update:Would you like to make this language your default language when viewing Friendster?"True love does not come by finding the perfect person, but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly."Location: Philippines
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