Left parties in Bangladesh played an early role in the liberation war by organizing armed guerrillas who took the first oath to raise weapons against the Pakistani occupation. Figures from left-wing groups like the Communist Party, NAP, and Congress were involved in building cooperation between leftist forces. However, the left fell from a leadership position after making mistakes like boycotting post-independence elections due to theoretical influences and adopting the wrong tactical slogan of "rice before voting". As a result, the nationalist movement they helped launch transitioned to other leadership.

2. TOPIC : ROLE OF LEFT PARTIES IN THE LIBERATION
WAR:
AN OVERVIEW

3. KEY CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Bangladesh creation and some more flashbacks
 Left –armed guerrillas take the first oath by
raising weapons
 Role of student union
 Why did the left untimely fall from the liberation
war
 This time I say

4. INTRODUCTION

5. Bangladesh creation and some more
flashbacks

6. Left –armed guerrillas take the first oath by
raising weapons
 Communist Party comrade
Moni Singh,
 NAP professor Mozaffar
Ahmed and Maulana Bhasani
 and Congress's Monoranjan
Dhar were included.
 In addition, efforts were made
to build a bridge with the left-
wing power led by Rashed Khan
Menon and Haider Akbar Khan
Rano.

7. Role of student union

8. Why did the left untimely fall from
the liberation war
At this time Maulana Bhasani and leftists made a big
mistake. They boycotted the election. Theoretical misdeeds
of the Naxal movement were done behind the boycott of
the election. Bhasani also claimed, "I want rice before
voting." The slogan was very wrong as a tactical slogan. In
this way, the nationalist movement - which was launched by
the leftists, was knocked out from the leadership of this
movement.

9. The contribution of the Communist Party is mentioned on 18
November 2010 in The Daily Independent,