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Watch: Indian Army military band performs at Kolkata’s Victoria Memorial to mark victory in 1971 war

Eminent artists also performed during a special light and sound show to honour those who fought in securing independence for Bangladesh.

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Dec 18, 2022 · 02:02 pm
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#WATCH | Kolkata, WB | Indian Army Eastern Command organizes cultural program, light and sound show at Victoria Memorial on the occasion of Vijay Diwas pic.twitter.com/LZ6eHTEPQF

— ANI (@ANI) December 16, 2022

The show featured guest artists from both the countries including the legendry Runa Laila from Bangladesh,Udit Narayan,Alka Yagnik,Sourendra & Soumyajit,Guru Rewben,Kalpana Patwari,Tetseo Sisters,Iman Chakraborty,Malini Banerjee,Saikat & Avik,Shwapnil Shojib & Samiul Polick pic.twitter.com/AJqFtq4shD

— EasternCommand_IA (@easterncomd) December 16, 2022
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