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MP Robiul Bashar Holds View-Exchange Meetings Across Nalta in Kaliganj

Kaliganj, Satkhira, Khulna

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Sohrab Sabuj, Satkhira, District Representative

Sohrab Sabuj, Satkhira, District Representative • 10 Oct • 2 min read

MP Robiul Bashar Holds View-Exchange Meetings Across Nalta in Kaliganj
Satkhira district, where MP Robiul Bashar conducted public view-exchange meetings in Nalta under Kaliganj upazila. Photo: Collected.

Member of Parliament for Satkhira-3 constituency, Mufti Muhaddis Robiul Bashar, visited various areas of Nalta in Kaliganj upazila and held greeting and view-exchange sessions with people from diverse walks of life on Friday (October 9).The day-long engagements began at 11:00 AM with a discussion with the Nalta Hatkhola Mosque and Market Management Committee. Following Jummah prayers, MP Bashar interacted with worshippers at the Purba Nalta Baitul Mamur Jame Mosque, followed by another session with devotees at the Paschim Paikara Jame Mosque after Asr prayers.The series of meetings concluded at 5:00 PM with a public discussion in front of Kashibati Government Primary School, engaging residents of Ward Nos. 7 and 8.Chaired by Ward No. 7 Jamaat President Alhaj Abdus Sabur Par and moderated by Union Jamaat Ameer Master Akbar Hossain, the discussion featured MP Robiul Bashar—who is also a central working council member of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami—as the chief guest.Special speakers at the event included Kaliganj Upazila Jamaat Ameer Maulana Abdul Wahed Siddiqui, Upazila Jamaat Secretary Professor Abdur Rouf, Assistant Secretary Master Anowarul Islam, and Principal Abu Russel Askari, among other local leaders and party activists.

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Reported by Sohrab Sabuj, Satkhira, District Representative • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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