Principal Monayem Khan said goodbye with tears in his eyes.

A farewell ceremony was held on the occasion of departure of Mohammad Monaeem Khan, principal of Saikat Government College, a traditional educational institution in the southern region of Noakhali.
On Saturday morning, Saikat Government College organized a formal farewell ceremony at the college auditorium.
In the event, the assistant professor of the Islamic history and culture department of the college. Under the direction of Nasim Farooq, the vice-principal of the college. Under the chairmanship of Jasim Uddin, Assistant Professor of Political Science Abdul Hai, Assistant Professor of Economics Mizanur Rahman, Assistant Professor of Bengali Department Abdullah Didar, Assistant Professor of English Department Ranjit Kuri, Assistant Professor of Political Science Department Belayet Hossain, Assistant Professor of Bengali Department Chalah Uddin, Biology Department Assistant Professor Helal Uddin, Principal of Thanarhat College. Yachin Ali, Destiny College Principal Keshab Debnath, Saikat Government College Islamic Education Department Lecturer Mahbubul Islam, Social Work Department Lecturer Mamunur Rashid, Lecturer Md. Farooq, Islamic Education Department lecturer. Wali Ullah, Headmistress of Rajarampur Government Primary School Sharmin Nahar, Retired Primary School Headmaster Ibrahim Salim and others.
Outgoing Principal Mohammad Monaeem Khan discussed various aspects of his teaching career in the event. He expects everyone's prayers for health, happiness and prosperity for the rest of his life. During this time, fellow teachers, officers and employees working in the college also discussed various issues related to commemoration. During the discussion, all the colleagues with tears in their eyes highlighted the outstanding contribution of Principal Monayem Khan, who is known as a gifted teacher, in the field of education. Acting Principal. Jasim Uddin said, "Principal Monayem Sir was a very talented, patient, efficient administrator and an able guardian. This traditional educational institution has been nationalized because he has developed it step by step."
On the occasion of the farewell ceremony, the outgoing principal was felicitated with flowers and various gifts were given to him and his family by the staff council of the college. Meanwhile, Principal Mohammad Monayem Khan, the newly appointed Acting Principal. Flowers congratulate Jasim Uddin. However, when Gunijan said goodbye to this teacher, all the teachers, officials and employees were filled with emotion with tearful eyes.
The last 29 August 2024 was the official last working day of Principal Mohammad Monayem Khan. He joined Saikat Government College in 1993 at the beginning of its establishment. He played an exemplary role in the nationalization of the college despite various challenges in the marginal areas.
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