Statistics
The number of intellectuals killed is estimated in Banglapedia as follows -
- Academics - 991
- Journalist - 13
- Physician - 49
- Lawyer - 42
- Others (litterateur, artist and engineer) - 16
The district wise break-up of the number of martyred academicians and lawyers published in 1972 was as follows -
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District and Division Academicians Lawyers Primary Secondary Higher Secondary Dhaka 37 8 10 6 Faridpur 27 12 4 3 Tangail 20 7 2 Mymensingh 46 28 1 2 Dhaka Division 130 55 17 10 Chittagong 39 16 7 1 Chittagong Hill Tracts 9 4 1 1 Sylhet 19 7 2 Comilla 45 33 1 4 Noakhali 26 13 4 2 Chittagong Division 138 73 13 10 Khulna 48 15 2 2 Jessore 55 31 5 4 Barisal 50 21 4 Patuakhali 3 1 Kushtia 28 13 4 Khulna Division 184 81 15 6 Rajshahi 39 8 3 5 Rangpur 41 22 9 4 Dinajpur 50 10 1 2 Bogra 14 12 2 Pabna 43 9 1 2 Rajshahi Division 187 61 14 15 Bangladesh 639 270 59 41 Martyred academicians (not affiliated to universities) = 968 Martyred university teachers = 21 Total martyred academicians = 989
Administrative districts and divisions mentioned here are as they were in 1972.
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