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Advocate Atiqur Rahman Visits Puja Mandaps in Boali, Kaliakair

Kaliakair, Gazipur, Dhaka

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Shakil Hossain, Kaliakair Correspondent

Shakil Hossain, Kaliakair Correspondent • 20 Oct • 2 min read • 1 views · 1 impressions

Advocate Atiqur Rahman Visits Puja Mandaps in Boali, Kaliakair
Advocate Atiqur Rahman addresses devotees and organizers while visiting a Puja Mandap in Boali Union, Kaliakair.

Advocate Atiqur Rahman, a chairman candidate for Boali Union, visited various Puja Mandaps across Boali Union under Kaliakair Upazila in Gazipur district.

It was reported that from Tuesday afternoon through the night, he visited every Puja Mandap in Boali Union. There are a total of 14 Puja Mandaps in the union, and he inspected all of them.

During his visit, Advocate Atiqur Rahman—who is a chairman candidate for Boali Union and former Student Affairs Secretary of Kaliakair Upazila BNP—addressed the attendees at the Shimultala Sarbajanin Bottala Kali Temple, stating: "We have come to visit the Puja Mandaps. Today is Navami and tomorrow is Dashami. On behalf of Gazipur-1 MP Md. Mujibur Rahman, we are inspecting every Puja Mandap in Boali Union. MP Mujibur Rahman has always stood by you, and I am also by your side and will always remain so."

Also present during the visits were Senior Vice President of Boali Union Krishak Dal Md. Nasir Uddin, Publicity and Publication Secretary of Boali Union Krishak Dal Shahidul Islam, Assistant General Secretary of Boali Union Krishak Dal Md. Abu Ahmed, alongside local leaders and activists of Chhatra Dal, Jubo Dal, and associate organizations.

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Reported by Shakil Hossain, Kaliakair Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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