Representation of Deaths due to Misrule during the Famine of 1974 in Neamat Imam’s The Black Coat

Death is the irreversible cessation of organismic functioning and human death loss personhood. occurs at different situations moments has important significance in various circumstances. The phenomenon present from beginning world it been represented differently literature culture. If we relate only relation to physical loss, narrowed a specific space. But wider spectrum than that loss. Though most deaths are forgotten, some incidents because social, philosophical historical An relating sometimes mass caused by state administered misrule. As for example during famine failure government take necessary steps results numerous lives. Such case with millions 1974 Bangladesh under regime Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Faulty economic policies, mismanagement, black market, corruption power hunger Rahman made havoc on poverty-stricken people who were forced die starvation. Almost 1.5 million died, but acknowledged 27000 Not that, those raised their voices against misrule put mechanism. This terrible situation nicely portrayed Neamat Imam’s famous novel Black Coat. In this Imam very deftly upholds autocratic rule Mujib which so many violent Nur Hussain Khaleque Biswas represents not an individual also suppression conscious voice guts hold responsible misery Bangladesh. research article presents pathetic condition lives due tyrannical time.