Chief Justice exchanges Eid greetings with Prime Minister

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Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha exchanged Eid greetings with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at Ganabhaban on the occasion of the holy Eid-ul-Adha.

The Chief Justice went to Ganabhaban around 10 am on Saturday.
The Chief Justice also exchanged greetings with Sheikh Rehana, the younger sister of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and daughter of Bangabandhu.

At the event, Bangladesh Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina exchanged Eid greetings with people from all walks of life at Ganabhaban, including the Speaker of the National Parliament, judges, senior officers of the armed forces, party leaders and activists, foreign diplomats posted in Bangladesh, and others.

The Prime Minister also exchanged greetings with Shakib Al Hasan, who led Bangladesh to a historic victory over Australia in the Dhaka Test. The Prime Minister personally fed Shakib.

Bangabandhu's younger daughter and Sheikh Hasina's sister Sheikh Rehana, the Prime Minister's daughter Saima Hossain Putul, Awami League presidium members Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim, Faruk Khan and senior party leaders were present at the event.

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