Newly appointed UNO interacts with journalists in Kamalnagar

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Lakshmipur: Newly appointed Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) Mohammad Nasir Uddin Sarwar held a meeting with journalists in Kamalnagar, Lakshmipur. The meeting was held at the Spandan meeting room of the upazila on Tuesday (October 3) afternoon. The journalists welcomed him with flowers.

The Upazila Secondary Education Officer (Acting) Md. Touhidul Islam, journalist Sajjadur Rahman, Md. Waji Ullah Jewel, Md. Saif Ullah Helal, Kazi Yunus, Mizanur Rahman Manik, Anwar Hossain, Sana Ullah Sanu, Belal Hossain Jewel, Yusuf Ali Mithu, Mokhlesur Rahman Dhanu, Shahriar Kamal and Ismail Hossain Biplob, among others, spoke at the exchange of views.

At the meeting, journalists presented various problems, developments and prospects of Kamalnagar. Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) Mohammad Nasir Uddin Sarwar sought the cooperation of journalists and assured them of working for the development of the upazila.

Incidentally, the newly appointed UNO Mohammad Nasir Uddin Sarwar was previously Brahmanbaria He was serving as Assistant Commissioner (Land) of Kasba Upazila. After receiving the promotion, he assumed charge as Executive Officer (UNO) of Kamalnagar Upazila on Thursday (September 28).

 

 

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