Juddho Joy
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ArtistEjaj-e-Kabir
Completion date16 December 2007
SubjectBangladesh Liberation War
LocationAlekhar Char, Cumilla
| Juddho Joy | |
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| যুদ্ধ জয় (Bengali) | |
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| Artist | Ejaj-e-Kabir |
| Completion date | 16 December 2007 |
| Subject | Bangladesh Liberation War |
| Location | Alekhar Char, Cumilla |
| 23°28′36″N 91°08′10″E / 23.4767312°N 91.1360723°E | |
| Owner | Cumilla City Corporation |
Juddho Joy (Bengali: যুদ্ধ জয়, lit. 'Victory in the war') is a commemorative sculpture of the Bangladesh Liberation War. The sculpture of the freedom fighters is installed at Alekharchar,[1] at the entrance of Cumilla city, from the Dhaka-Chattogram highway. It was officially unveiled on 16 December 2007.[2]
Designed by Ejaz-e-Kabir,[3] the sculpture was built with financial support from the Shafiul Group and is maintained by the Cumilla City Corporation.[1][2] It is recognized as one of the main locations for celebrating Victory Day in Cumilla.[4]
