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Car Loan Final List of Officer by LPR Seniority.Xlsx RESTRICTED LIST OF OFFICERS LT CDR & ABOVE ( SENIORITY AS PER DATE OF RETIREMENT Wef-27 JULY 2020) Ser Rank & Name P No Billet / Appointment Age Limit 1 Lt Cdr M Golam Farooq, (SD)(R), BN 1563 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / EO 8/1/2020 2 Cdre Mohammad Rashed Ali, (TAS), NGP, ndc, psc, BN 535 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / CHINA FRIGATE (TYPE 053H3) / Proj Offr&Overall IC 25-08-2020 3 Cdre Syed Maksumul Hakim, (ND), BSP, ndc, ncc, psc, BN 464 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Embassy of Bangladesh / Defense Advisor-Sri Lanka 27-08-2020 4 Cdre Mohammed Jahangir Alam, (E), NUP, ndc, psc, BN 465 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Payra Port Authority / Chairman-PPA 18-09-2020 5 Cdre Mohammad Monirul Islam, (S), OSP, PCGMS, psc, BN 513 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Defense and Strategic Studies Course, China 29-09-2020 6 Cdr Mohammad Shahed Karim, (C), BN 780 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Embassy of Bangladesh / Asst Defense Attache-China 10/25/2020 7 Lt Cdr G Uttam Kumar, (SD)(R), BN 1722 BNS TITUMIR / MTO 10/30/2020 8 Cdre Abu Mohammad Quamrul Huq, (ND), NGP, ndc, afwc, psc, BN 473 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University / Treasurer 01-12-2020 9 Cdre Sheikh Mahmudul Hassan, (H), NPP, aowc, psc, BN 539 BNS ISSA KHAN / CHO & BNHOC / Chief Hydrographer 31-12-2020 10 Capt Masuq Hassan Ahmed, (G), PPM, psc, BN 590 BNS ISSA KHAN / Marine Fisheries Academy / Principal 31-12-2020 11 Instr Cdr Sharif Mostafa Shamim, (G), BN 1372 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NHQ/DNAI&S / Additional 01-01-2021 12 Cdr Mohammad Ismail, (S), BN 787 BNS SHEIKH MUJIB / ADMIN DHAKA / Principal- Anchorage 04-01-2021 13 Lt Cdr Ferdous Ahmed Niru, (SD)(COM), BN 1940 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Additional 09-01-2021 14 Cdre Abul Kalam Mohammad Faruque Hassan, (N), afwc, psc, BN 516 BNS TITUMIR / Mongla Port Authority / Chairman 19-01-2021 15 Lt Cdr M Zakir Hossain, (SD)(O/E), BN 1677 BN DOCKYARD / NASO, BN DOCKYARD / DNASO 26-01-2021 16 Capt Mohammad Abdul Alim, (S), psc, BN 630 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NHQ/DNST / DNST 30-01-2021 17 Cdr M Reza Shah Pahlabi, (S), psc, BN 805 BNS TITUMIR / COMKHUL / BSO 09-02-2021 18 Capt Mohammad Arshad Kabir, (L), psc, BN 676 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / National Defence Course 2019 11-03-2021 19 Capt Mohammad Aminul Islam Khan, (TAS), PCGM, ndu, psc, BN 632 BNS NIRVIK / COMSWADS / CSO 31-03-2021 20 Capt Md Sharif Uddin Bhuiyan, (S), NGP, ndc, afwc, psc, BN 599 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NHQ/D WELFARE / D WELFARE 03-04-2021 21 Capt Mohammad Nazrul Islam, (S), NPP, psc, BN 633 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / National Defence Course 2019 04-05-2021 22 Cdre Mohammad Muzibur Rahman, (E), psc, BN 1061 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / MIST / Senior Instructor 1 (NAME) - MIST 15-05-2021 23 Cdr M Mahbur Rahman, (E), BN 1164 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University / Additional 31-05-2021 Registrar of Transport Pool 24 Cdr M Golam Hossain, (S), psc, BN 807 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NHQ/DNS / DDNS 29-06-2021 25 Lt Cdr M Shahjahan Majumder, (SD)(COM), BN 1884 BNS SHEIKH MUJIB / COMCEN DHAKA - NHQ / OIC 30-06-2021 26 Lt Cdr Md Abdul Quddus Sarker, (SD)(O/E), BN 1795BNS ISSA KHAN / Additional (Return From UNM) 25-07-2021 27 Capt Mohammed Nayeem Golam Muktadir, (H), ndc, psc, BN 677 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University / Project 26-07-2021 Director 28 Instr Lt Cdr M Aminul Islam, BN 1238 BN DOCKYARD / MPAD DEPT, BN DOCKYARD / OIC TS 06-08-2021 29 Capt Mohammad Manzur Hossain, (G), ndu, psc, BN 721 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Dhaka North City Corporation / Chief Waste Management Officer 10-08-2021 30 Rear Adm Mohammad Abu Ashraf, BSP, ncc, psc 458 BNS ISSA KHAN / COMCHIT / COMCHIT 26-08-2021 1 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Ser Rank & Name P No Billet / Appointment Age Limit 31 Cdr Mohammad Sanowar Hossain, (TAS), BN 792 BNS BANGABANDHU / COMBAN / FTASO 09-09-2021 32 Capt Wahid Hasan Kutubuddin, (N), ndc, afwc, psc, BN 594 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University / Director, 15-09-2021 Institute of Bay of Bengal & BD Studies 33 Cdre Mohammad Nazmul Karim Kislu, (C), NGP, ndc, psc, BN 545 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NHQ/DNT / DNT 30-09-2021 34 Rear Adm Zulfiqur Aziz, psc 531 BNS ISSA KHAN / Chittagong Port Authority / Chairman - CPA 17-10-2021 35 Cdre Anisur Rahman Mollah, (L), NUP, psc, BN 600 BNS TITUMIR / KSY / MD 07-11-2021 36 Capt Mohammad Raquib Uddin Bhuiyan, (TAS), psc, BN 678 CG/HQSU / CGHQ/D Ops / D(Ops) 10-11-2021 37 Lt Cdr Musa Matiur Rahman, (G), BN 905 BNS ISSA KHAN / Marine Academy / Adjutant/Nautical Instructor 05-12-2021 38 Cdr Monirul Ahsan, (TAS), PCGMS, psc, BN 794 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / ISSB / Deputy President 1- ISSB 08-12-2021 39 Instr Cdr Mohammad Jahangir Alam Khan, psc, BN 1013 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Bangladesh University of Professional (BUP) / Associate Professor, BA/BSS 15-12-2021 40 Cdre Mohammad Shahjahan, (N), NPP, ndc, psc, BN 568 CG/HQSU / CGHQ / DDG 30-12-2021 41 Capt Mohammad Sajedul Karim, (E), psc, BN 597 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / P & D DEPT (DEW) / GM (P&D) 30-12-2021 42 Cdr Md Masudur Rahman, (N), BCGMS, BN 1206 BNS KHAN JAHAN ALI / CO 30-12-2021 43 Cdr Shahid Mahmud, (L), BN 795 BN DOCKYARD / YS DEPT, BN DOCKYARD / GMYS 31-12-2021 44 Instr Cdr M Nizam Uddin, BN 1237 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University / Registrar of 01-01-2022 Security & ID Card Section 45 Lt Cdr Mohammad Abdul Alim, (N), BN 1207 BNS TITUMIR / Mongla Port Authority / Chief Security Officer 05-01-2022 46 Cdr Shahidul Islam, (TAS), BSP, BN 844 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / MNOD / OIC UN Coord Cell 12-01-2022 47 Cdr Mohammad Mainul Islam Sorker, (C), BN 815 BNS TITUMIR / ADM, TRG & WEL KSY / DGM (A T & W) 31-01-2022 48 Cdre Suman Mahmud Sabbir, (ND), ndc, psc, BN 603 BNS ISSA KHAN / BNS PROTTASHA / Project Officer 17-03-2022 49 Capt Mohammad Abdul Mukit Khan, (C), psc, BN 664 BNS S/MOAZZAM/ Commanding Officer 04-04-2022 50 Capt Mohammed Ali Chowdhury, (C), BCGM, ndc, afwc, psc, BN 681 BNS TITUMIR / Mongla Port Authority / Member (Harbour and Marine) 27-04-2022 51 Capt Syed Helal Hossain, (C), NGP, psc, BN 665 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Defense and Strategic Studies Course, China 09-05-2022 52 Cdr Arshad Hossain Mohammad Tareq Chowdhury, (S), psc, BN 925 BNS ISSA KHAN / BSO Ctg / BSO 04-06-2022 53 Cdr Serniabat Ehsan Mohiuddin, (C), BN 896 CG/HQSU / CGHQ/D Trg / DD(Trg) 23-07-2022 54 Cdre Abu Zafar Mohammad Jalal Uddin, (C), PCGM, ndc, psc, BN 572 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University / Registrar 27-07-2022 55 Lt Cdr Simshon Biplob Das, (S), BN 1103 BNS TITUMIR / TMR/SOLAM / SO 15-08-2022 56 Capt Sheikh Mohammad Reazur Rashid, (S), psc, BN 695 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Master In National Security Administration (MNSA) ,Philippine 04-09-2022 57 Capt Abdul Monaiem Kudrot Ullah, (S), BCGMS, psc, BN 640 CG/HQSU / CGHQ/D Log / DLog 20-09-2022 58 Rear Adm Mohammad Lokmanur Rahman, NGP, ndu, psc 512 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NHQ/LOG / ACNS(Log) 24-09-2022 59 Capt Abu Syed Mohammad Akhter Hassan, (S), psc, BN 684 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NHQ/DPP&A / DPP&A 30-09-2022 60 Cdr M Shahnewaz Kabir, (S), BN 897 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Additional 30-09-2022 61 Cdr Mohammad Nazmul Islam, (C), psc, BN 943 BNS TITUMIR / TMR/SOLAM / XO 30-09-2022 62 Rear Adm Muhammad Shafiul Azam, NUP, ndc, psc 466 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NDC / Senior Directing Staff (Navy) 13-10-2022 63 Capt Mustafa Kamal Nasser, (ND), psc, BN 685 BNS TITUMIR / COMKHUL / Principal BN S & C 13-10-2022 2 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Ser Rank & Name P No Billet / Appointment Age Limit 64 Cdre Mohammad Saidur Rahman, (TAS), BSP, BCGM, psc, BN 611 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Payra Port Authority / Member-PPA (Marine & Harbour) 24-10-2022 65 Lt Cdr M Tariqul Islam, (SD)(E), BN 1887 BNT HALDA / EO 15-11-2022 66 Instr Cdr Abu Hena Md Mosiur Rahman, BN 1373 BNS ISSA KHAN / COMCHIT / Principal- Anchorage 27-11-2022 67 Lt Cdr Mohammad Ali, (N), BN 1056 BNS ISSA KHAN / Khanak / Senior Dredging Master - Khanak 04-12-2022 68 Cdre Mohammad Anamul Haque, (C), psc, BN 612 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / DGFI / Director - RDB 31-12-2022 69 Cdr Mohammad Shahid Hassan, (TAS), NUP, BN 1054 BNS BHATIARY / CO 31-12-2022 70 Lt Cdr Mohammad Ali, (S), PCGMS, BN 945 CG/HQSU / CGHQ/D Log / AD(S) 31-12-2022 71 Cdre Mohammad Anwar Hossain, (ND), NGP, PCGM, ndc, afwc, psc, BN 613 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NHQ/DNP / DNP 05-01-2023 72 Lt Cdr M Abdul Bari, (SD)(S), BN 1889 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / RAB / Additional -RAB HQ (Adm Wing) 07-01-2023 73 Cdr Mohammad Salahuddin Murad, (C), BN 899 BN DOCKYARD / CO 10-02-2023 74 Rear Adm Mohammad Ashraful Haq, NUP, ndc, afwc, psc 470 CG/HQSU / CGHQ / DG Coast Guard 28-02-2023 75 Capt Mirza Mamun-ur-Rashid, (G), afwc, psc, BN 733 BNS ULKA / CO 08-03-2023 76 Cdre Mahmud Hossain, (ND), NPP, BCGMS, ndc, psc, BN 591 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Sena Kalyan Sanstha / Director General 27-03-2023 77 Cdre Sheikh Mohammad Abul Kalam Azad, (G), NGP, ndc, psc, BN 604 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / NHQ/DNI / DNI 29-04-2023 78 Cdre Ashraful Hoq Chowdhury, (G), ndu, afwc, psc, BN 614 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / Energy and Mineral Resources Division / Additional 09-05-2023 79 Capt Syed Mustafa Muhammad Ali, (E), psc, BN 754 BN DOCKYARD / PROD DEPT, BN DOCKYARD / GM (Production) 28-05-2023 80 Lt Cdr Mohammad Musa Salim Rabbani, (SD)(O/E), BN 1942 BN DOCKYARD / CSD / Additional 29-06-2023 81 Cdr Mohammad Enayet Ullah, (S), BN 962 BNS ISSA KHAN / BSD CTG / CO (Desig) 06-07-2023 82 Instr Cdr Mohammad Helal Uddin, BCGMS, BN 1239 BNS ISSA KHAN / COMCHIT / SO to COMCHIT 07-07-2023 83 Cdr M Shafiqur Rahman, (S), NUP, psc, BN 900 BNS SHEIKH MUJIB / NSSD DHAKA / OIC 10-07-2023 84 Cdre Abdullah Al Mamun Chowdhury, (N), ndc, psc, BN 615 BNS HAJI MOHSIN / BHASHANCHAR PROJECT(ASHRAYAN3) / PD-Ashrayan Projt-3 04-08-2023 85 Capt Mohammad Moazzem Hossain, (S), afwc,
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