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| Radhabinod Pal |
Kushtia district is famous for its cultural capital. Mirpur is a neglected upazila. Where the judge of the international court. It is the birthplace of many wise and talented people like Radhabinod Pal, poet Dand Ali, Neel Rebeli Pari Sundari and historian Akshay Kumar Maitra. As a witness of the times, there are still remnants of their memorials. Also, Khudiram, one of the heroes of the anti-British movement, had his maternal uncle's house in Anjangachhi, a secluded village of Amla Uniyan in the upazila.
He walked there many times. Many things have been covered by the passage of time. As a result of which the area has been identified as a terrorist area since the beginning of the twenty-first century, but some personalities have remained forever in their greatness. One such person is Bipin Bihari Pal's son of Mirpur Upazila's Sadarpur Union's infamous village Kakiladah. Radha Vinod Pal.
He was born in 1886 at Matulalay in Taragunia village under CS No-25 Mauza Salimpur of Mathurapur Union of Daulatpur Upazila. Golam Rahman Pandit of Chhatian village of Chhatian union of Mirpur upazila has chalked his education life. He studied in Kushtia High School till secondary level.
In 1920, he received his master's degree in law and his doctorate in law in 1925. In 1919-20, he started his career by teaching at Anandamahan College, Mymensingh. In 1925-1930 and 1936 he taught Tagore Law at Calcutta University. Later, he joined the Calcutta High Court as a lawyer. He was appointed as the Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court from 1941-43.
Served as Vice-Chancellor of Calcutta University in 1943-44. Dr. Radha Vinod Pal's fame is not only limited to Pakistan and India. At the end of his illustrious career, he was one of the people who started the trial of the Special International Court in Tokyo, the capital city of Japan from 1946 to 1948. member
He acquitted Japan of war crimes with his 1200 page rational judgment. His judgment is recognized as a world-famous historical judgment. After that, he became known as Japan's friend Indian. The famous sage Radha Vinod Pal breathed his last on January 10, 1967 in Kolkata. Here his descendants are living.
That Dr. is like a god to the Japanese. In pursuit of making Radha Vinod Pal's documentary, Japanese NHK television director Tartakazi, engineer Dai Sahakura, technician Shinjiju Cement came to his ancestral home in Kakiladah. Previously, representatives of the Japanese government of Sadarpur Union of Mirpur Upazila. Radha Vinod Pal's memory took the initiative to build several facilities including a hospital at the ancestral home. But they were not possible due to the nefarious interests of some local political miscreants.