Rally and Discussion Held on the Occasion of International Women's Day in Satkhira

Various rallies and discussions were held in Satkhira on the occasion of International Women's Day with the theme "Digital technology and innovation, will end gender discrimination". On the occasion of the day, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) Kazi Arifur Rahman inaugurated the rally organized by the Directorate of District Administration and Women Affairs and National Women's Organization, Satkhira at 9:30 am on Wednesday, March 8, and met in the discussion meeting.

Professor Basudev Basu, principal of Satkhira Government Women's College, spoke as the chief guest in the discussion meeting under the chairmanship of Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Sheikh Moinul Islam Moin. District Civil Surgeon Dr. Md. Sabizur Rahman, Chairman of National Women's Organization Satkhira and General Secretary of District Women's Awami League Jyotsna Ara, Sadar Police Station OC (Investigation) Nazrul Islam spoke as a special guest. Satkhira Zilla Parishad Member Advocate Shahnewaz Parveen Milli, Women Affairs Department Program Officer Fatema Zohra, Satkhira Mahila Parishad General Secretary Jyothsna Dutta, Kishori Representative Baisakhi Sultana, Uttaran Project Officer Nazmin Nahar, Sido Sansthan Executive Director Shyamal Kumar Biswas, District Shilpakala Academy Member Secretary Sheikh Mosfiqur Rahman Milton. The entire program was conducted by SoDESH Executive Director Madhab Chandra Dutta and Taslima Khatun.

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