To commemorate the 135th death anniversary of Fakir Lalon Shah, the High Commission of India, through the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre, organised a musical evening titled “Lalon Sandhya” on Thursday.

The program held at the Liberation War Museum Auditorium also paid rich tribute to the Queen of Lalon Geeti Farida Parveen. The event drew a distinguished gathering of artists, scholars, music lovers, young people, and individuals from all walks of life.

The program was dedicated to Fakir Lalon Shah, the mystic poet, philosopher, and humanist, who stands as one of the greatest symbols of the shared cultural and spiritual heritage of India and Bangladesh.

Born in present-day Kushtia (Bangladesh), Lalon’s philosophy of harmony between all religions, his rejection of caste, class and ritualis

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