Reception for 250 freedom fighters and senior citizens in the United States

On the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the United States' independence, the All County Social Adult Day Care, along with a special reception for several brave freedom fighters of Bangladesh living in the New York area, honored 250 senior citizens. 

On this occasion, the expatriate generation, holding the American flag, raised the excitement of the expatriates on American Independence Day to a different level. The honoring ceremony was completed on the 'entertainment ship' floating on the East River and Hudson Rivers flowing around the world's capital, New York City. Before the ship left the pier adjacent to the 'WorldFair Marina' Party Hall located in Corona, Queens, the president and CEO of the organizing organization, Mohammad Quader CIP, welcomed everyone and extended his greetings on the occasion of American Independence Day. Mohammad Quader CIP, accompanied by the community liaison of New York State Assemblyman David Weprin, Neel Trivedi, praised the dedication of the expatriate Bangladeshis and urged them to build stronger relationships with the politics and administration of this country in fulfilling the American dream. This branch of the 'All County Homecare Group' is playing an immense role in paving that path. The Independence Day program was kicked off by a group of senior citizens releasing a single balloon in the colors of the American flag. Community dignitaries, including All County Homecare Group Chairman Sifa Amin, were present at the event.

Then everyone took their seats on the three-story Skyline Princess. Friends and acquaintances chatted. The Independence Day songs began. Popular artists Rizia Parvin, Naju Akand, and Kamruzzaman Bakul sang and danced in Bengali style, singing the American Independence anthem. 

In such a situation, Mohammad Quader CIP, accompanied by Sifa Amin, chairman of All County Healthcare Group and publisher of the group's associate media 'Bangla Gazette', presented mementos to the brave freedom fighters present. 

Among the freedom fighters were vocalist Rathindrinath Roy, editor-journalist Lablu Ansar, the organization's chief advisor Dr. Masudul Hasan, filmmakers and directors Abul Bashar Chunnu, Abdus Sadek, Shahidul Islam, Shawkat Akbar Richi, Md. Nazimuddin, Mohammad Jalaluddin Sarkar, Pran Gobinda Kundu, Md. Zahid Hossain, Mohammad A. Qadir, and others. At that time, after reminiscing about 1971, Rathindranath Roy performed the song 'Tir Hara Ei Dheuer Sagar Pari Dev Re' by Swadhin Bangla Betarkendra to encourage the brave Bengalis to join the war.