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DC Welcomes Newly Appointed Superintendent of Police in Munshiganj

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Mahabub Alam Babu, Munshiganj Correspondent

Mahabub Alam Babu, Munshiganj Correspondent • 10 Nov • 2 min read • 13 views · 13 impressions

Updated 10 Nov 2026

DC Welcomes Newly Appointed Superintendent of Police in Munshiganj
Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner Syeda Nurmohal Ashrafi welcoming newly appointed Superintendent of Police Md. Badruddoza with flowers. Photo: Daily Best News

Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate Syeda Nurmohal Ashrafi warmly welcomed the newly appointed Superintendent of Police (SP) Md. Badruddoza with a floral bouquet on Monday (November 9) evening following his joining earlier in the day.

During a courtesy meeting, the newly appointed SP—a 28th BCS (Police) cadre officer holding a B.Sc. in Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), an MPS from Rajshahi University, and an MBA from Dhaka University—exchanged views with the Deputy Commissioner on maintaining the overall law and order situation in Munshiganj and enhancing mutual coordination to improve public service delivery.

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Having previously served in key roles across the Bangladesh Police Academy in Sarda, Rajshahi, Police Headquarters, Khulna District Police, Railway Police, and the Special Response Battalion (SRB), SP Md. Badruddoza brings extensive professional experience to his new role.

Other senior officials from the district administration were present alongside Deputy Commissioner Syeda Nurmohal Ashrafi during the reception ceremony.

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Reported by Mahabub Alam Babu, Munshiganj Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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