India-Bangla Border Haat to be opened next month

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Sabbir Mamun, Kurigram Correspondent:

Bangladesh-India border huts are being opened after three long years, which is open in the first week of December, which is closed due to the Corona pandemic.

Today (November 15, 22) in the joint discussion meeting of the two countries in Bangladesh and India, it was decided that the opening week of December will be opened in the first week of December. After the discussion meeting, the South Ampati District Commissioner Shri G. Ksharmaooflangobangladesh Kurigram Deputy Commissioner Rezaul Karim said in a separate news briefing that the official recording of the paper was completed in the first week of the end of the next December.

On behalf of Bangladesh, the District Commissioner of Kurigram, Additional District Magistrate, Khandkar Mudachir Bin Ali, Rajibpur Upazila Cheating Officer, OC Mozaharul Islam, Rajibpur Police Station, Vir Muktijoddha Abdul Hai, Rajibpur Sadar Unit, Utiya, Utiya,
K Sangma Additional District Magistrate
BGB BSF Border Hut businessmen including Mrs. Lina.

The businessman of the border hut said, when the border hut was running, our family life was going well, suddenly it will be closed, we are in trouble.

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