140 segregation, based on religion, will have no place. The lifelong political struggle of Bangabandhu also essentially epitomised him as a gladiator for establishing equal rights and equal recognition of all faiths and their followers. This notion of nonsegregation and non-communality worked as momentum for our liberation struggle. In the preamble, it was clearly spelt nationalism, shall be out that socialism, the the high democracy fundamental ideals and principles of secularism of the constitution. But by the Proclamations (Amendment) Order, 1977 (Proclamation Order No.1 of 1977), the following words were added to the beginning of the preamble, namely, “BISMILLAH-AR-RAHMAN-AR-RAHIM (In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful).” In 2011, the Parliament brought Fifteenth Amendment to the constitution and made various significant and conspicuous changes. Although the Fifteenth Amendment abolished or substituted most of the provisions that were inserted by the martial law authority, it kept the religious invocation [BISMILLAH-AR-RAHMAN-AR-