Since 1943, Shamsul Haque Sahib was one of those who took the Muslim League organization out of the zamindars and nawabs' palaces and into the people's huts. This is called Kapal, because Shamsul Haque Sahib had to go crazy in that Pakistani jail. His contribution to Pakistan movement is much more than those who are in power now. The above words are from Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who succeeded Shamsul Haque as Acting General Secretary of East Pakistan Awami Muslim League during his imprisonment.However, the liberal Sheikh Mujib requested Shamsul Haque to take over the post of General Secretary when he was released from prison. Sheikh Mujib wrote about Shamsul Haque in his autobiography, A selfless patriot, the sacrificial leader came out mad from the blind cell of the prison today to do the country's work. Where can this sadness be said?I consulted many people and tried to arrange his treatment, but he refused. Ulta got angry at me.

I requested him to take charge of the General Secretary (General Secretary) of the organization. I requested him to call a meeting of the Executive Committee, because I was working as the Acting General Secretary till now. I thought he might get better if he jumps into work. He attended the meeting and said, "I cannot take charge of the General Secretary of the organization, let Mujib continue the work."
' He also talked nonsense, so that everyone could understand that he had some confusion in his head. "
After that, Dhaka City Awami League council meeting was held. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman wrote about this, .. “I forced Haque Sahib to preside. He made a speech that made everyone sad. Because he declared himself the caliph of the whole world.

We were disappointed, how can he be treated? I faced further difficulties because Haque Sahib's wife Professor Afia Khatun went to study abroad. If he had, maybe some arrangements could have been made. "
Shamsul Haque was born on February 1, 1918 in Maithan village of Delduar upazila of Tangail. He suddenly disappeared in 1964 and died on 11 September 1965 (Saturday). Shamsul Haque Research Council discovered the grave of the deceased at Kadim Hamzani of Kalihati Upazila in Tangail in 2007 after 42 years of his death.

Shamsul Haque was known as Abul Hashimpanthi, General Secretary of Bengali Provincial Muslim League. In the November 1945 Central Legislative Council elections, almost all the Muslim League nominees from East Bengal won. In the 1946 provincial legislative elections, the Muslim League won 97 percent of the seats. At that time, Shamsul Haque was the leader of the provincial Muslim League's work camp.

In these considerations, Shamsul Haque's important contribution to the creation of Pakistan is undeniable. Apart from this, his contribution was immense in the referendum to include Sylhet in Pakistan.

On March 11, 1948, students called for a strike across the province demanding Bengal as the national language. On that day, student-police clashes took place in front of the Secretariat, Neelkhet and the High Court. Many students were injured and arrested. Shamsul Haque and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman were among the leading persons who were arrested that day. Sheikh Mujib was known as the disciple of Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy.

However, in March 1949 Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani, president of the partition East Assam Muslim League, was declared ineligible for election in the southern Muslim center of Tangail. Then Shamsul Haque became a candidate in the by-election. He was elected MLA after defeating the ruling Muslim League candidate Khurram Khan Panni, a famous zamindar of Kortia. But his victory was taken away by the election case. Earlier, Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy, who had made the 'Pakistan proposal' at the Delhi Convention as the Prime Minister of Bengal, was also stripped of his membership of the Constituent Assembly.

Constituent Assembly leader Prime Minister Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan abused Suhrawardy in unspeakable language and said, 'India's pet dog. '

In view of the closing of the doors of the Muslim League, in March 1949, Suhrawardy decided to form a new political party for the common people in consultation with everyone including Bhasani.

On June 23, 1949, the Muslim League workers conference was held under the leadership of Maulana Bhasani at the Rose Garden in Dhaka. The East-Pakistan Awami Muslim League was formed at the conference. Maulana Bhasani was elected president, Shamsul Haque general secretary and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman joint editor.

On October 11, 1949, the Awami Muslim League announced a procession on the news that Pakistan's Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan was coming to Dhaka. At that time the general secretary of the party Shamsul Haque was a bit busy, his wedding day was approaching. That is why all the work of the party had to be done by the joint secretary Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Bangabandhu wrote - "He (Shamsul Haque) told me, you should continue the work of the organization. We had so much in common that there was no possibility of any misunderstanding. I could understand that Maulana (President Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani) sahib, started to dislike Haque sahib. He used to speak against him whenever he got a chance. I tried not to misunderstand. "Author:  Advisory Editor, DhakaPress24.com and Assistant Editor, Bangladesh Pratidin,