JCD announces new committees for 29 units
For universities, full committees have been announced at Bangladesh Textile University and Rangamati Science and Technology University. Additionally, partial committees have been given at Barishal University, Rabindra University, Kishoreganj University, and Pundra University.
Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Chatradal (JCD) has announced committees for 29 units to further strengthen and energize its organizational activities.
These committees, approved on Saturday through separate releases signed by JCD President Rakibul Islam and General Secretary Nasir Uddin, have been announced at various government and private universities, medical colleges, and district and Mohanagar levels across the country.
For universities, full committees have been announced at Bangladesh Textile University and Rangamati Science and Technology University. Additionally, partial committees have been given at Barishal University, Rabindra University, Kishoreganj University, and Pundra University.
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Meanwhile, an expanded committee has been approved for Jamalpur Science and Technology University, and partial committees have been approved for Mymensingh, Sirajganj, and Jamalpur Medical Colleges.
At the Mohanagar and district levels, full committees have been announced for four units of Dhaka Mohanagar- North, South, East, and West.
Additionally, full committees have been given for Mymensingh Mohanagar, North and South Districts, Jamalpur Mohanagar, as well as Netrokona, Narsingdi, Habiganj, Khagrachhari, and Manikganj districts. Partial committees have been announced for Cumilla Sadar South and Cumilla Mohanagar.
At the college level, a full committee has been given for Ananda Mohan College in Mymensingh, while partial committees have been given for Joypurhat Government College, Hazi Michir Ali Degree College, and Narayanganj College.
On the other hand, a new expanded committee has been approved for Dhaka College in the capital.
The central body of Chhatra Dal has said that these extensive changes and the selection of new leadership have been made to increase the organization's dynamism.
