Badarganj

Badarganj is an upazila of Rangpur District in the Division of Rangpur, Bangladesh. Archeological legacy and relics include: Nine-domed Mosque at Lal Dighir Par of Radhanagar association Mughal period, tomb of Kutub Shah at Kutubpur association, Bakhtyar Danga, Bhim Garh at Mansinghapur, Madai Khamar, Zamindar Bari at Dilalpur, Baroari Kali Mandir BS. 1305 Sree Praneswari Kali Mandir BS. 1310, Gopinathpur Ashram and Mandir BS. 1335, remnants of Jalubar Mandir, Ghatabeel Mandir, Burir Mandap, Shiva Mandir at Sekher Hat.

Badarganj was a piece of Barind district amid the 11th century. The lord of the Barind territory, Mahipal II used to gather charges savagely. Thus the kaibarta anglers network opposed the ruler in 1071. The general population of this district participated in against British fakir-sannyasi opposition and Krishak Praja Bidraha worker inhabitant defiance amid 1760 to 1812. The indigo grower of Badarganj built ious Neekhutis including Hariar Kuthi and Chandamari Kuthi.

It is realized that the laborers of Badarganj took an interest in the indigo obstruction development amid 1859-1862. Plus, tebhaga development for the tenant farmers, was held under Haji Mohammad Danesh of Dinajpur in which Darajuddin Mandal, Comrade Jiten Datta, Chhayen Uddin took an interest. Amid the war of freedom Badarganj was announced a free zone amid April 2 to April 14. The opportunity contenders annihilated the railroad lines to upset the developments of the Pakistani armed force.