Bhawal Badre Alam Govt College Shuvosangho holds installation, anti-drug oath
Speakers urge youth to champion moral values, build addiction-free society through community service
Daily Sun Report, Gazipur
Published: 15 Oct 2026, 05:35 PM
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The newly formed committee of the Bhawal Badre Alam Government College unit of Bashundhara Shuvosangho celebrated its installation ceremony alongside an anti-drug oath on Thursday, vowing to build a drug-free society, nurture moral values, and engage youth in welfare drives.
Organised at the Bangla department hall room of the college,
the event was presided over by Bangla Department Head Prof Asim Bibakar.
Guests included Social Work Department Head Prof Mezbah
Uddin, Philosophy Department Head Mohammad Shafiqul Islam, college unit
Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal Joint Conveners SM Sohel Rana and Jewel Hasan,
Bashundhara Shuvosangho Central Committee Senior Vice-President Shamim Al
Mamun, Central Joint General Secretary and Gazipur District Unit President
Musafir Imran, Gazipur District Unit General Secretary Tanvir Ahmed, and Office
Secretary Tanjina Akter Jerin, alongside students from various departments.
The programme commenced with members greeting guests with
floral bouquets, followed by guests welcoming the new committee members.
Musafir Imran presented an overview highlighting Shuvosangho’s nationwide
humanitarian campaigns, civic initiatives, and social welfare efforts for
underprivileged groups.
Addressing the session, Professor Mezbah Uddin stressed
parental guidance and civic accountability, noting that educational development
must go hand-in-hand with social commitment. Mohammad Shafiqul Islam called for
active ethical living, noting that youth solidarity is key to curbing substance
abuse.
A core highlight was the anti-drug pledge, administered by Professor Asim Bibakar, where participants vowed to shun narcotics and spearhead community awareness.
Earlier on 12 October, Shuvosangho Director Zakaria Zaman
approved the college's new committee, appointing Kayes Ahmed as president and
Araf Mahmud as general secretary.
Other office bearers include Vice-Presidents Most Habiba
Akter, Israt Jahan Ishita, Jui Khatun, Selim Hossain, and Fardin Hasan; Joint
General Secretaries Md Ratul Hasan, Ashikur Rahman, Mazharul Islam Masud, and
Moriyom Khatun; Organising Secretary Faisal Mahmud Lafin; and Assistant
Organising Secretaries Joy Ghosh, Mamun Sikder, and Mahin.
The secretarial posts are held by Office Secretary Tasmia
Taher Tisha, Finance Secretary Sadia Islam, Event Secretary Rimon Ahmed Shihad,
Action and Planning Secretary Shahadat Hossain Tanvir, Publicity Secretary
Sourav Kumar Das, Literary and Cultural Affairs Secretary Russel Ahmed, Health
and Human Resources Secretary Shahriar Shanto, Sports Secretary Md Rahat
Rahman, Information and Technology Secretary Md Monaim, Women and Children
Affairs Secretary Sheikh Rubaiya Habib, Education and Curriculum Secretary
Arafat Hossain Himu, Entertainment Secretary Arifa Akter Anni, Relief and
Disaster Management Secretary Jannatul Ferdous Juthe, and Social Welfare
Secretary Tabassum Akter.
The executive members are Likhon Roy, Zunaed Al Rifad, Sajid
Mahmud, Amaira Rahman Rumika, Yasir Arafat Swadhin, Abu Naeem, and Jony Ahmed.
