Director General of NSI is Major General Abu Mohammad Sarwar
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Published: 01:26 13 August 2024
Director General of NSI is Major General Abu Mohammad Sarwar
The Director General of the National Intelligence Agency (NSI) is Major General Abu Mohammad Sarwar Farid.
Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) informed the information on Tuesday (August 13).
According to ISPR, Major General Abu Mohammad Sarwar Farid of Bangladesh Army has been appointed Director General of NSI, Major General Mohammad Asadullah Minhajul Alam has been appointed as Commandant DSSCSC and Major General Khandkar Md. Shahidul Emran has been appointed as Commandant BMA.
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