After the Liberation of Bangladesh , Ahmad returned to Dhaka on 22 December 1971 . In the subsequent cabinet formed under Sheikh Mujibur Rahman , Ahmad was given charge of the ministries of finance and planning . He was also appointed member of the committee in charge of writing the Constitution of Bangladesh . A rift developed between Mujib and Ahmad . They differed on a number of issues . Mujib declared a general amnesty for many war criminals and collaborators which Ahmad disagreed on . Ahmed wanted to create a militia with freedom fighters but Mujib created one with the members of the Mujib Bahini , it was the Jatiyo Rakkhi Bahini . Ahmad did not want to accept aid from the World Bank . He was against Mujib forming the BAKSAL . He resigned from the cabinet in 1974 and fell out with Mujib after the creation of the one-party system of BAKSAL . On April 1975 , members of the government travelled to Mujibnagar to commemorate the anniversary of the forming of Mujibnagar Government . Tajuddin Ahmad was not invited , even though he played a crucial role in the formation of the Mujibnagar Government . Tajuddin remained loyal to Mujib and on July 1975 , he having heard rumours of plots against Mujib rushed to warn him . Mujib did not take the threat seriously . After the Mujib assassination in August 1975 , Ahmad was arrested by the martial law government . Along with four other top League leaders , he was killed by some officers of the Bangladesh Army in Dhaka Central Jail on 4 November 1975
Mujib assassination
Assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Tajuddin Ahmad