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Doa Mahfil Held at Rajshahi Press Club in Memory of Journalist Saidur Rahman

Rajshahi, Rajshahi

Sihab Alam Samrat, Rajshahi

Sihab Alam Samrat, Rajshahi • 25 Sept • 2 min read

 Doa Mahfil Held at Rajshahi Press Club in Memory of Journalist Saidur Rahman
Memorial meeting and doa mahfil for late journalist Saidur Rahman at Rajshahi Press Club, Photo: Daily Best News

A memorial meeting and doa mahfil were held at the Rajshahi Press Club premises on Friday (September 25) after Asr prayers to honor the memory of the recently departed president of the Rajshahi Press Club, veteran journalist Saidur Rahman. The event was organized by local journalists alongside social, political, and cultural circles, and was presided over by Rajshahi Press Club Acting President Abdus Sabur while moderated by General Secretary Golam Mostafa Mamun.

Speakers at the memorial recalled the late leader's contributions and offered special prayers for the eternal peace of his departed soul. Prominent attendees included Rajshahi City Police Media Spokesperson Deputy Police Commissioner Gaziur Rahman, veteran journalist Mostafizur Rahman Khan Alam, Daily Sonali Sangbad Editor Liaqat Ali, Rajshahir Alo Editor Ajibar Rahman, former General Secretary Aslam Ud Daula, former Rajshahi College GS Kafiullah Sarkar Bachchu, Janneta Ataur Rahman Smriti Parishad General Secretary Salahuddin Mintu, Janneta Ataur Rahman Trust General Secretary Masud Rana Sarkar, senior journalist Anisuzzaman Anis, journalists Waliur Rahman Babu, Abdul Mugni Niro, Bangladesh Trinamool Press Society Executive Member Sagar Nomani, along with Press Club office bearers Nur Islam Milon, Alamin Hossain, Mozammel Hossain Babu, Suruj Ali, Rajib Ali Ratul, and Rauf Uddin Rafi, among other journalists and members.

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Reported by Sihab Alam Samrat, Rajshahi • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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