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Civic Gathering in Bogura Demands Playgrounds, Road Widening, and Traffic Decongestion

Bogura, Rajshahi

M. A. Majid, Bogura Correspondent

M. A. Majid, Bogura Correspondent • 4 Nov • 2 min read

Civic Gathering in Bogura Demands Playgrounds, Road Widening, and Traffic Decongestion
Guests and attendees at the civic gathering in Bogura. Photo: Daily Best News
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**Representatives from diverse professions have emphasized the construction of playgrounds, road widening, and the eviction of illegal structures to ensure planned urban development, improve civic service standards, and relieve traffic congestion in Bogura city.
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Speakers raised these demands during a civic gathering organized by Bogura City Corporation at Shaheed Titu Auditorium on Wednesday (November 4).Presided over by City Corporation Administrator M. R. Islam Swadhin, the gathering was conducted by Chief Executive Officer Sayed Ali.

Bogura-6 Member of Parliament and District BNP President Rezaul Karim Badsha attended as the chief guest. Special guests included BNP Chairperson's Advisor and former MP Helaluzzaman Talukdar Lalu, District Council Administrator Ahsanul Tayeb Zakir, Principal Abdul Hai, Metropolitan Jamaat Secretary ASM Abdul Malek, and Metropolitan BNP Secretary Moniruzzaman Moni.

Speakers demanded the establishment of playgrounds in every ward of the city, road widening, and effective planning to alleviate traffic congestion, while also urging the eviction of illegal shops around Fatehabad Bazar More to normalize traffic movement.

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Reported by M. A. Majid, Bogura Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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