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Deputy Commissioner Inspects Durga Puja Mandaps in Munshiganj's Tongibari and Louhajang

Munshiganj, Dhaka

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Mahabub Alam Babu, Munshiganj Correspondent

Mahabub Alam Babu, Munshiganj Correspondent • 20 Oct • 2 min read • 5 views · 5 impressions

Deputy Commissioner Inspects Durga Puja Mandaps in Munshiganj's Tongibari and Louhajang
Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner Syeda Nurmahal Ashrafî inspecting a Durga Puja mandap in Tongibari. Photo: Daily Best News

Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner Syeda Nurmahal Ashrafî inspected several Puja mandaps to ensure security, a smooth environment, and overall safety for the peaceful celebration of Sharadiya Durgotsav, the largest festival of the Hindu community.

On Monday (October 19, 2026), she visited four mandaps: Baligaon Monipara Sarbajomin Durga Mandir and Sonarang Daspara Shiva & Durga Mandir in Tongibari upazila, along with Dakshin Mashdogaon Radhagobinda & Kali Mandir and Bharat Fakir Sebashram Sarbajomin Durga Puja Mandap in Louhajang upazila.

Extending her greetings to the Hindu community, the Deputy Commissioner assured that the government, district administration, and law enforcement agencies are always working to ensure a joyful celebration. Accompanied by local upazila officials, she also pledged BDT 200,000 in financial aid for the development of both Sonarang Daspara Shiva & Durga Mandir and Dakshin Mashdogaon Radhagobinda & Kali Mandir.

She urged attendees to utilize control rooms and the Quick Response Team (QRT) in case of any emergency, emphasizing that maintaining a safe, peaceful, and harmonious environment is the administration's primary goal.

— Daily Best News Desk • Fearless in the search for truth

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

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