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Tejgaon Thana Chhatra Dal Holds Vigilant Standing Program in Farmgate Against Political Anarchy

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Staff Reporter • 10 Nov • 2 min read • 4 views · 4 impressions

Updated 10 Nov 2026

Tejgaon Thana Chhatra Dal Holds Vigilant Standing Program in Farmgate Against Political Anarchy
The Farmgate intersection in Dhaka.

In protest against alleged anarchy and disorder by the Awami League, Tejgaon Thana Chhatra Dal organized a vigilant standing program (Sotorko Obosthan Kormosuchi) in the Farmgate area of Dhaka on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.The program was led by Tejgaon Thana Chhatra Dal President Md. Aktar Hossain Farazi and General Secretary Mahbubul Islam Rajon.The demonstration saw active participation from various unit leaders, including Nure Alam Sajib, Imam Hossain Nisu, Rabiul Alam Majumdar, and Engineer Md. Fahad Hossain, alongside National Polytechnic Chhatra Dal leaders Sajjad Hossain Sayeem and Md. Kanchan. Local leadership from Ward 26—represented by Gazi Abu Sufian Ahmed, Habibur Rahman Tushar, and Nur Md. Akash—and Ward 26—represented by Mahbubur Rahman Foyl, Mahfuzur Rahman, and Emdad Hossain—also joined the ranks.Prominent leaders from Dhaka North Chhatra Dal were also present to oversee the event, including Vice President Fatema Akter, Joint General Secretary Jitu Sikder, Assistant Organizing Secretary Md. Sohag Hawlader, and Assistant Social Welfare Secretary Md. Ibrahim Raj, alongside other regional committee members. The political program was concluded smoothly under disciplined and peaceful organizational supervision.

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