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Monthly Law & Order Meeting Held in Munshiganj Along with Farewell Reception for Outgoing SP

Munshiganj Sadar, Munshiganj, Dhaka

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Mahabub - Munshiganj Representative

Mahabub - Munshiganj Representative • 8 Nov • 2 min read

Monthly Law & Order Meeting Held in Munshiganj Along with Farewell Reception for Outgoing SP
Outgoing Superintendent of Police Md. Menhajul Alam PPM being accorded a farewell reception following the monthly law and order meeting in Munshiganj.

Organized by the Munshiganj District Administration, the monthly Law and Order Committee meeting was held on Sunday (November 8), followed by a farewell reception for the outgoing Superintendent of Police, Md. Menhajul Alam PPM.

The meeting took place at 11:00 AM in the Deputy Commissioner's conference room, featuring Member of Parliament for the Munshiganj-3 constituency, Md. Kamruজ্জামান, as the chief guest. Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate Syeda Nurmohal Ashrafi presided over the session.

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The meeting was attended by Additional District Magistrate Md. Mahmudur Rahman Khondokar, Munshiganj Press Club President Atiqur Rahman Tipu, Upazila Executive Officers (UNOs), and representatives from various law enforcement agencies.

Following the meeting, a farewell reception was accorded to Superintendent of Police Md. Menhajul Alam PPM on the occasion of his transfer. During the reception, attendees expressed gratitude for his dedicated service, contributions to maintaining law and order, and efforts toward ensuring public safety in the district, while wishing him continuous success and good health in his future endeavors.

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Reported by Mahabub - Munshiganj Representative • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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