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English: The image is scanned from a the book "Short Report of Hindu Mahasabha Relief Activities during Calcutta Killing and Noakhali Carnage", published by Bengal Provincial Hindu Mahasabha in 1946. The image shows a group photo of the relief workers during the inauguration of the Rajendralal Hospital at Lakshmipur in memory of Rajendralal Raychaudhuri, the President of Noakhali Bar Association and President of Noakhali District Hindu Mahasabha, who was killed in the carnage.

Date

1946

Source

Short Report of Hindu Mahasabha Relief Activities during Calcutta Killing and Noakhali Carnage, published by Bengal Provincial Hindu Mahasabha in 1946

Author

Unknown, probably from Hindu Mahasabha archives

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	11:16, 8 May 2011		422 × 386 (263 KB)	BengaliHindu	{{Information \|Description ={{en\|1=The image is scanned from a the book "Short Report of Hindu Mahasabha Relief Activities during Calcutta Killing and Noakhali Carnage", published by Bengal Provincial Hindu Mahasabha in 1946. The image shows a group ph