asif Reza, joint convener of Jhikargacha Paur Jubo Dal, has been dismissed
Asif Reza, joint convener of Jhikargacha Paur Jubodal has been sacked.
Dismissal from all levels of the organization for indiscipline. All the youth leaders have been requested not to associate with him.
This information was informed in a press release signed by office secretary Kamrul Islam on Thursday. At the same time, all the leaders of Juba Dal have been requested not to have organizational relationship with Asif Reza.
According to the decision of District Jubo Dal President M Tamal Ahmed and General Secretary Ansharul Haque Rana, he was dismissed from all levels of the organization.
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