The middle class of Bangladesh contributes in a paradoxical manner in the process of the construction and reconstruction of several themes and sub-themes of nationalism. Its double role has been manifested in the transformation of the society from the religion based Muslim nationalism to language based secular Bengali nationalism, particularly between 1952 and 1971 as well as in replacing that Bengali nationalism by Bangladeshi nationalism regarding the religious distinctiveness as the determinants of its collective identity. Although the middle class of Bangladesh played the historical role in the construction of Bengali nationalism by inspiring the people with a new sense of nationalism based on language, culture and tradition and paved the way for the Bengali nationalist movement, in post-75 Bangladesh the same middle class contradicts itself with its new political doctrine where religion has been amalgamated with its national identity.
The majority of the population of Bangladesh are maintain in middle class status.Usually there income is average to lead a good life in the society. Although sometime they faces on trouble to lead the life in the prosper. If we look through the society we can see this level of people over in country. These status of people might be economically well. They could spend there income to made abode. They could able to set up there accommodation according to there capabilities
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