Rajbari Correspondent

Saudi expatriates extended a helping hand to buy books for the college-going daughter of the helpless Manoel Halder of Jamtala area of Jamtala, Golanda upazila. Salman Z Rahman (Solaiman).

Saudi expatriate Solaiman Mridha came forward after seeing a post on Facebook. It is known that Santana Antara Halder, daughter of Manoel Halder, a resident of Paur Jamtla, is an eleventh grade student of Government Kamrul Islam College. Santana is appearing for the final examination of the first year of class 11, but due to financial problems, the family could not buy books for her.

Goalando correspondent of daily Inkilab posted on Facebook about the matter "Santna's family could not buy the bookAs soon as he saw the article on Facebook, the Saudi expatriate living in the country came forward. Solomon is mild.

The books were bought and handed over to Santana's family on Thursday evening. Santana and her father Manoel Halder are happy to get the book and say, I am in a lot of trouble with my family. I could not buy books for my daughter due to lack of money. We are eternally grateful to Sulaiman Bhai, a humane person, for standing by my daughter's side at such a time. Girl's exam has started. It was very helpful to get the book at such a time.

Solaiman Mridha said, I will always try to be by his side for the poor, helpless and talented students so that the educational life of any helpless student is not wasted. It feels good to stand by this helpless family. The girl is not able to study well due to lack of books. I will try to be with the helpless people in the society. Finally, he wished the girl success and well-being in the future.