Beat policing meeting held in Tarash
Tarash (Sirajganj) Correspondent
Beat policing meeting was held in Tarash of Sirajganj on Sunday The event was organized by Tarash Police Station under the chairmanship of Abu Jafar Sarkar, Beat Policing President of Desigram Union. Police Officer-in-Charge Fazle Ashiq, who was present as the Chief Guest at the Beat Policing programme on drug, child marriage and militancy eradication, delivered the keynote address.
The function was conducted by ASI Mahbur Rahman and conducted by SI and Beat Police Officer Abdul Matin. Was present Former President of Desigram Gurpipul Union Awami League, current Chairman of UP Parishad and Awami League nominated boat candidate Abdul Quddus Sarkar, Desigram Union A’League resigned independent chairman candidate Gyanedranath Bashak, Islami Andolan chairman candidate Alhaj Saidur Rahman, current acting president of Awami League Abdul Makel, general secretary Nazrul Islam, Upazila A’League Publicity and Publication Secretary Abdul Khaleq Talukdar and other leaders of the area. On the occasion, all the leaders including the chief guest requested all the members of BIT Policing and the conscious community of the area to work on drug, child marriage and militancy eradication
Aesthetic road constructed between two ponds
Adamdighi (Bogra) Correspondent
A fascinating, beautiful, aesthetic 23 meter wide road has been constructed in the middle of two ponds in Adamdighi of Bogra. At the end of the road is written on the road ‘Santahar Jora Pukur Councilor Masum Smarani Sarak’. Some people also call this road ‘Jora Pukur Sarak’.
The road has been constructed at the initiative of Santahar Municipality in memory of Bazlul Kabir Masum, former Municipal Councilor and former BCL leader and late Municipal Councilor. This road on the east side of Santahar Junction Station has created a bridge for the crossing of train passengers and other pedestrians. Hundreds of pedestrians pass through this road every day at the station, Saheb Para, tea garden pedestrians commute daily. The Santahar municipality decided to build the road at a time when efforts were being made by Masum, a councilor from the late Ward 8, and others. The road has seven seats and seven electric lightposts. Georges Alam Ratan, panel mayor of Santahar municipality, said the late councilor and former BCL leader had played a key role in building the road. He used to talk about the construction of this road in every municipal meeting. So after his death, we decided to name the road after him and build the road, “said Rezaul Islam, an assistant engineer at Santahar Municipality.
Sheikh Masum Sarwar Nitu, younger brother of the late Councilor Masum, said that an ideal, successful and honest councilor has been evaluated by constructing this road and naming it after my late brother. We are grateful for this.
