The foundation stone for the construction of a Nat Mandir has been laid at the Homna Central Municipal Crematorium in Cumilla. Principal Selim Bhuiyan, Member of Parliament for the Cumilla-2 (Homna-Titas) constituency, BNP’s Cumilla Divisional Organizing Secretary, and Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Ministry of Education, laid the foundation stone as the chief guest at a ceremony held on the crematorium premises at 4:10 PM on Friday (November 13).
The program was organized at the initiative of the Homna Upazila Puja Udjapan Front and arranged by the Homna Central Municipal Crematorium Committee.
Among those present at the event were Homna Upazila BNP President Alhaj Md. Mohiuddin, General Secretary Mozammel Haque Mukul, former Upazila Chairman Advocate Azizur Rahman Molla, Municipal BNP President Mohammad Sanaullah Sarkar, General Secretary Mohammad Nazrul Islam, and other leaders of the BNP and its associate bodies.
Additionally, Bangladesh Puja Udjapan Front Homna Upazila Branch President Babu Angshuman Roy Liton, General Secretary Babu Dilip Chandra Deb, local dignitaries, leaders of the Hindu community, and people from various walks of life attended the ceremony.
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Speakers noted that the Homna Central Municipal Crematorium is not merely a place for performing last rites for the Hindu community, but also an important part of their religious and social heritage. Once the Nat Mandir is constructed, it will be possible to organize religious programs, pujas, kirtans, and various rituals in a structured and harmonious manner.
They emphasized working collectively for the overall development and modernization of the crematorium and welcomed the initiative to construct the Nat Mandir.
With the laying of the foundation stone of the Nat Mandir, a new chapter has begun toward fulfilling the long-standing expectations of the Hindu community in Homna.
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