The northern district of Panchagarh is close to the Himalayas-Kanchenjunga hills, so the cold is more severe. For the past few days, the temperature in this area has been fluctuating between 12-13 degrees Celsius.

The first-class meteorological observatory office recorded the minimum temperature in the district at 6 am on Friday (November 29).

After 8 am, visiting various areas, it can be seen that sunlight is spreading through the light fog. The chill of winter is spreading in the towns of this northern district. The temperature has decreased since the first week of the month of Agrahayan and the degree of cold has increased a lot. In such a cold, various working people are busy at work from dawn. Farmers including daily wage laborers, stone workers, tea workers and van drivers have gone out to work in the morning. The degree of cold is gradually increasing in the northern district of Panchagarh.

The chill of winter is felt in the northern cold wind since evening. As this northern district is a mountainous region of the Himalayas-Kanchenjunga, winter arrives in this region before other districts. Bhapa, Chitai, and Poukon Pitha have started to be sold in the markets focusing on winter.

Officer-in-charge of Tentulia First Class Meteorological Observatory in Panchagarh, Russell Shah said that due to the proximity of the Himalayas-Kanchenjunga Mountains, the temperature has started to decrease slightly due to frosty winds and light fog. The lowest temperature was recorded at 6 am today, Friday, at 11.4 degrees Celsius.

Earlier, on Thursday (November 28) morning, the country's lowest temperature was recorded in Tentulia at 12.2 degrees Celsius. For the past few days, the temperature has been fluctuating between 12-13 degrees Celsius. It has been quite cold. Especially since this region is close to the Himalayas-Kanchenjunga mountains, the cold is felt.

Chattogram City Kotwali Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Fazlul Quader Chowdhury has been transferred and Police Special Branch Inspector Md. Abdul Karim has been posted as OC.

Lawyer Saiful Islam Alif was killed by the followers of expelled ISKCON leader Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari near the police station over the rejection of bail!

CMP Commissioner Hasib Aziz ordered the transfer on Thursday (November 28). Kotwali OC Fazlul Quader Chowdhury has been transferred to DB Port in the same order.

A CMP source said that other top officials of the city police had also accused OC Fazlul of irresponsibility before and after the clash that took expelled ISKCON leader Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari to jail.

Earlier, on the night of the incident, Liaquat Ali Khan, Deputy Commissioner of the South Zone, was transferred to the Public Order Management Department. The British news agency Reuters quoted him in a report and published comments, which created controversy. Later, the international media removed the comments after objections from the CMP.

OC Abdul Karim, who was posted to Kotwali, was transferred from the Special Branch of the City Police to the Officer-in-Charge of the EPZ Police Station in August 2022. There, a year later, he was again taken to the Special Branch of the City Police.

The Executive Committee of the 28th BCS (Admin) Forum for the 2024-26 term has been formed. Begum Jamila Shabnam has been elected as the President and Muhammad Hasnat Morshed Bhuiyan as the General Secretary.

Online voting was held from 27 November morning to 28 November 2024, 10 AM morning. Out of 201 members, 191 members cast votes to form a 17-member Executive Committee through online voting.

In direct voting, Khandaker Mushfiqur Rahman and Begum Suborna Sarkar were elected as Vice Presidents, Md. Ibrahim as Joint Secretary, Md Abdullah Al Mahmud as Organizing Secretary, Deepak Kumar Roy as Sports and Cultural Affairs Secretary, Saifur Rahman as Welfare Secretary, and Md. Mamun as Executive Member.

Mamun Al Faruk was elected as Treasurer, Begum Shammi Islam as Publicity Secretary, AHM Mahfuzur Rahman as Information and Communication Technology Secretary, Dipankar Roy as Law Secretary, Nurul Huda as Deputy-Treasurer, Chowdhury Ashraful Karim and Md. Shahadat Hossain as Executive Members and Md. Shahidul Islam as Office Secretary unopposed.

Commenting that India has laid a trap to destabilize Bangladesh, Jamaat Secretary General Mia Golam Parwar said, but we will not fall into that trap.

He said no matter how provocative ISKCON may be, we will have to respond to it with great patience.

He said these things on Thursday (November 28) afternoon after visiting the grave of lawyer Saiful Islam Alif, who was killed in an attack by ISKCON members in Chattogram.

Mia Golam Parwar said, "We pray that Lohagara, Satkania and the southern region of Bangladesh will become the base of Islam. The extremist militant group called ISKCON is trying to ignite the fire of terrorism. The guidance of the Ameer Jamaat regarding them is that we will exercise great patience and remain restrained."

This central leader of Jamaat said, "Seeing the huge potential for the victory of the Islamic movement, they want to trap us in a trap they have set." We never want to fall into this trap. We will protect the beauty of Allah's religion in this country with patience.

Addressing the leaders and workers, he said, whatever is in our destiny will happen. We believe in destiny. But let us not fall into the trap set by the extremists of fitnah, corruption, chaos, and evil forces. Even if it is a little difficult, we will spend time with patience. We will work according to the instructions of the central organization.

At this time, Jamaat Islami's Central Assistant Secretary General Maulana Mohammad Shahjahan, Chattogram Metropolitan Jamaat Amir Shahjahan Chowdhury, Nayeb Amir Nazrul Islam, Chattogram Region Team Member Professor Zafar Sadeq, Chattogram South District Jamaat Secretary Principal Maulana Badrul Haque, Assistant Sector Md. Zakaria, Dr. Helal Uddin Mohammad Noman, Lohagara Jamaat Amir Professor Asadullah Islamabadi, Secretary Maulana Abul Kalam, and local Jamaat and Chhatra Shibir leaders were present.