Netrakona Correspondent

Free bus service has been launched on seven roads for the general students of Netrokona Government College. On Wednesday.

The Netrokona Government College authorities organized an inaugural ceremony to launch this bus service. Netrokona Government College Principal Professor Md. Abu Taher Khan presided over the bus service and Professor Idris Ali moderated the program. Netrokona District BNP convener and eminent orthopedic physician Professor Dr. Md. Anwarul Haque was present as the special guest.

Former district BNP president, former parliamentarian and freedom fighter Ashraf Uddin Khan was present as the special guest. Among others, Netrokona Government College Vice Principal Abdul Qadir Fakir, former district BNP vice president Imran Khan Chowdhury, former organizing secretary SM Shafiqul Quader Shuja, district BNP joint convener Md. Mujibur Rahman Khan, Tajezul Islam Faras Sujat, SM Moniruzzaman Dudu, former senior vice president of the district Jubo Dal Abdullah Al Mamun Khan Rony, member secretary of the district press club M. Kibria Chowdhury Helim, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Netrokona district secretary Mahbubur Rahman, assistant secretary Masum Mostafa, acting president of the district Chhatra Dal Sarwar Alam Lelin, general secretary Anik Mahabub Chowdhury, president of the Netrokona Government College branch of Chhatra Dal Abul Kalam, member secretary of the Netrokona Government College branch of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement Ashraful Alam Apurba, among others. After the discussion meeting, the district BNP convener Dr. Md. Anwarul Haque. Netrokona Government College Principal Abu Taher Khan told reporters that in order to facilitate the travel of college students and to bring the poorest students to class, three BRTC buses and one college's own bus have been added to this bus service on seven roads in Netrokona.

Every day at 8 am, the buses will leave for the college with college students from different points and will return the students to their respective destinations after the college. College students will be able to travel free of charge by showing their ID cards.