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Intercity Train on Kurigram-Dhaka route from Oct 16

Bangladesh

BSS
25 September, 2019, 07:30 pm
Last modified: 25 September, 2019, 07:35 pm

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Intercity Train on Kurigram-Dhaka route from Oct 16

“Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will launch the Intercity Train through video conferencing from the capital city on that day”

BSS
25 September, 2019, 07:30 pm
Last modified: 25 September, 2019, 07:35 pm
Representational photo. File Photo: UNB
Representational photo. File Photo: UNB

Bangladesh Railway will launch running of the much-desired Intercity Train on the Kurigram-Dhaka-Kurigram route from October 16.

"Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will launch the Intercity Train through video conferencing from the capital city on that day," Deputy Commissioner of Kurigram Sultana Pervin today told BSS over cell phone after holding a meeting at her conference room in Kurigram district town.

The Deputy Commissioner presided over the views-exchange meeting titled "Naming of the Proposed New Intercity-Train on the Kurigram-Dhaka-Kurigram Route" to finalize name of the Intercity train on the route.

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Leaders of different political organisations, including Awami League (AL), socio-cultural and professional organisations, journalists, civil society members and local elite attended the meeting and proposed eight names for the new Intercity Train.

"The proposed names are: Bangabandhu Express, Sheikh Hasina Express, Bangakannya Express, Kurigram Express, Kurigram Bhaoyaiya Express, Bhaoyaiya Express, Kurigram Dharla Express and Kurigram Chilmari Express," Sultana said. She said the proposed names have already been sent to the Prime Minister's Office where the name will be finalized after scrutiny.

Kurigram Zila Parishad Chairman and former AL lawmaker Md. Zafar Ali, district AL president Aminul Islam Manju Mondal, Acting Superintendent of Police Menhajul Alam, Commanding Officer of Kurigram 22 BGB Lt. Colonel Jamal Hossain attended the meeting.

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