Otherwise, Kamal went to school on a scooter alone. When Sheikh Mujib remained out of jail, he used to take Sheikh Kamal to school. Almost everyone in that house became his supporter because of his etiquette, manners, and great moral human qualities. The students of the Shaheen School's Titumir House elected him the Captain. He was admitted to class-V at the BAF Shaheen School in 1961 with double promotion after studying in Dons from KG-I to KG-III and Standard-I to Standard-III. Soon after receiving such a portfolio, he shifted all of his family members from Tungipara and started living in Dhaka.Įducation: Sheikh Kamal was admitted to Dons Kindergarten School at 112-Segunbagicha in 1956 in the KG-I. There Sheikh Mujib had become a Minister. Sher-e-Bangla AK Fazlul Huq formed the cabinet after the victory of the United Front led by the Awami League in the 1954 election. All of a sudden, at that time, he asked his elder sister Sheikh Hasina, 'Hasu apa, can I call your father for a while my father?' Sheikh Kamal spent about 5/6 years of his childhood in Tungipara, a village depicted with the greenery canvas of Palm-Tamal-Hijal trees near the bank of the Baigar river. He did merely see his father that much to recognize him. On the day of his father's release on the 27th of February 1952, Sheikh Kamal had just learned to speak a little. Childhood: When his father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was arrested on the 14th of October 1949 while campaigning for the state language Bangla, Sheikh Kamal was an infant of two months and ten days. Sheikh Kamal, the eldest son of the Greatest Bangali of all times, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was born on the 5th of August 1949 at Tungipara in Gopalganj.
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