Government appoints administrators to 42 district councils

The government has appointed new administrators to 42 district councils. The Prime Minister's Office confirmed the matter on Sunday afternoon, March 15. A notification regarding this will be issued soon.

Usually, elected chairmen serve in district councils.

The government expects that this decision will make the administrative activities of the district councils more dynamic and effective. The Prime Minister's Office said these appointments have been made to strengthen the local government system and accelerate development activities.

Those appointed as administrators:

Panchagarh: Mohammad Towhidul Islam

Dinajpur: Mofazzal Hossain Dulal

Rangpur: Mohammad Saiful Islam

Kurigram: Md Sohel Hosnain Kaikobad

Gaibandha: Professor Dr Syed Moinul Hasan Sadik

Joypurhat: Md Masud Rana Pradhan

Bogura: A.K.M. Ahsanul Tayeb Zakir

Chapainawabganj: Md Harunur Rashid

Naogaon: Md Abu Bakkar Siddique

Rajshahi: Md Ershad Ali

Natore: Md Rahim Newaz

Meherpur: Md Javed Masud

Kushtia: Sohrab Uddin

Jhenaidah: Md Abul Majid

Jashore: Delwar Hossain Khan Khokon

Magura: Ali Ahmed

Bagerhat: Sheikh Mohammad Zakir Hossain

Khulna: S M Monirul Hasan (Bappi)

Patuakhali: Snehasish Sarkar

Bhola: Golam Nabi Alamgir

Barishal: Akon Kuddusur Rahman

Jhalakathi: Md Shahadat Hossain

Pirojpur: Alamgir Hossain

Tangail: S M Obaidul Haque

Sherpur: A.B.M. Mamunur Rashid

Mymensingh: Syed Emran Saleh

Netrokona: Md Nuruzzaman (Adv.)

Kishoreganj: Khaled Saifullah Sohel Khan

Munshiganj: A. K. M. Iradat

Narayanganj: Md Mamun Mahmud

Rajbari: Abdus Salam Mia

Gopalganj: Sharif Rafiq Uzzaman

Madaripur: Khondakar Mashukur Rahman

Shariatpur: Sardar A. K. M. Nasir Uddin

Sunamganj: Md Mizanur Rahman Chowdhury

Sylhet: Abul Kaher Chowdhury

Moulvibazar: Mizanur Rahman

Brahmanbaria: Sirajul Islam

Cumilla: Md Moshtak Mia

Noakhali: Md Harunur Rashid Azad

Lakshmipur: Shahb Uddin

Cox's Bazar: A T M Nurul Bashar Chowdhury