Pochi Khatun
Pochi Khatun was a revered figure in her community, known affectionately as 'Buzhi' or 'Bubu' by locals. During the tumultuous period of the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971, she became a symbol of resilience and compassion, providing refuge to numerous fleeing individuals at her family's home in Hridoypur. Her home was a sanctuary where many sought safety and comfort amidst the chaos of war. Pochi's legacy is marked by her selfless dedication to helping others, and she maintained a deep connection to her roots, often expressing a longing to revisit her ancestral home across the border. Her recent passing has been noted in the news, reflecting on her significant impact on the lives of those she touched.
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Pochi Khatun was a beloved figure in her community, often referred to as 'Boro Beti' and known for her hospitality to refugees during the war.
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