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Liberation War and freedom fighters
In the seventeenth century, Greater Chittagong Hill Tracts Rangamati, Ramgarh and Bandarban were composed of these 3 subdivisions. On the whole nation, when the nation was shaken by the great spirit of independence and jumped into the liberation war - the Chittagong Hill Tracts also joined the movement. Rangamati, the district headquarters of the undivided Chittagong Hill Tracts, was fully integrated with the main stream of national politics. In addition to the shoulders of shoulders with the Bengalis here, the tribal tribal people took part in the liberation war from the very beginning with great enthusiasm. On that day, the freedom fighters of the Hill District jumped into the freedom struggle.
In March 1971, the All-Party Students' Crusade Council was formed in Rangamati district headquarters under the leadership of the then student leader of Rangamati Government College, Gautamdewan and Sunil Kanti Dey. Likewise, on March 16, a 21-member Sangram Parishad was formed as convenor of the Ramgarh subdivision's Kazi Ruhul Amin and Subodh Bikash Tripura as joint secretary. Sangram Parishad under Khagrachari's leadership, Mohammad Chowdhury was formed. Keeping in touch with the political leaders of the country, the purpose of these Sangram Parishads was to carry out various programs in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, to carry out procession, movement, movement, prevention measures and freedom struggle under the current political trend of the country.