‘He was an institution’
Danabir RP Saha belonged to mankind, civilisation
RP Saha was an institution, observed the International Crimes Tribunal, describing his noble struggle and work for wellbeing of humanity.
“His [RP Saha] life was full of struggle and the struggle was not meant for the wellbeing and happiness of his own, but for the humanity, for the mankind and for the wellbeing of the society, intending to go ahead aiming to achieve advancement and only advancement of civilian population,” stated the court.
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The court said his nobility started flourishing when he got engaged in continuing social activities around the localities under Mirzapur, Tangail. Pioneering deeds for developing education and health of people gradually placed him as an icon in the world of humanity, irrespective of race and religion.
“Danabir [philanthropist] RP Saha thus belonged to mankind, civilisation, not only to any particular religion or race. He was an incomparable architect of creating and mounting the school of humanity meant to respond to the need necessary for a developed society, by his immense and continuing noble deeds. RP Saha was not a mere human being,” the court said.
