New committee of Bhola Development Forum in Tajumuddin

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Bhola Representative:

The new committee of Bhola Development Forum (BDF) has been formed in Tajumuddin. The committee consists of 21 members of the committee with M. Halim, the lecturer of Bengali department of Bhola, M. Halim, and general secretary of Tajumuddin Press Club M, Nurunnabi as member secretary.

On December 3 (Saturday) at 3 pm, a meeting was held at the press club office under the chairmanship of Rafiq Sadi, president of Tajumuddin Press Club.
BDF founder and chief sponsor M Zahirul Islam, BDF Bhola District President Rajeev Hadar, General Secretary Mir Mosarf Ami, former President of Tajumuddin Press Club Gazi Abdul Jalil and former General Secretary Md Farooq Hossain spoke as the chief guest.

The others in the 21-member committee formed by the unanimous consent are joint convenors Salim Reza, Miraj Hossain, Gitas Uddin Momin, Mahibulah Firoz and Salahuddin Ahmed.
It should be noted that this organization of Bhola has been working in various facilities and development of the district for a long time.

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