Mars procession held at the meeting of thousands of lives

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Dhaka:

Bengali's own festival Pahela Boishakh has now become a festival of life. On this day, Bengalis forget the wear and tear, the oldness of the Bengali.

And thousands of people participated in the New Year celebrations, which was organized by the Faculty of Fine Arts of Dhaka University.

At 9 o'clock, the presence of the tsc area was filled with the color of the people of the TSC area at 9 o'clock.

Dhaka University Vice-Chancellor Professor Arefin Siddique, Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Akhtaruzzaman, Treasurer Professor Dr. Kamal Uddin, Proctor Professor Dr. AM Amjad, Dean of Fine Arts Faculty, Professor Nisar Hossain, started the Mangal Mangal Shobhayatra.

the procession Rupsi Bangla Hotel Chatwar Hate TSC is again Charuklata Git Gita will end in Charuklata Git Gita. “During the Glory Ghole Ghuche Jara, Agnisnan Shuchi Hok”, the call of unity and non-communality is called ‘Anandaloke Mangalalok Viraj Satya Sundar’.

procession Teachers, students, intellectuals, and cultural workers from all walks of life participated in it, and the youth was seen participating in the Baisakhi Punjabi and Matha Gamcha, which was written, come O Baisakh. Young women wear Baisakhi Shai. Young children are wearing ‘Happy New Year’ with colored 'Happy New Year'. This is the Bengali festival.

procession Participating, DU Vice-Chancellor Professor Arefin Siddique said many people ask why we are administering this Mars procession. I want to say to them that through this procession, we will wish for the good of the country and the people of the world through this procession.

Recently, an unprecedented security system has been around the Mangal procession, considering the security of the country.

Police, RAB SATAT and law enforcement agencies are seen taking a stand in white clothes, and the security system of DMP counters is the head of the terrorism unit of DMP Monirul Islam.

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