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Walton Service Management System Location SL Service Point Name Manager Name Mobile Number Location Md Walton Service Management System Location SL Service Point Name Manager Name Mobile Number Location Md. Shariful 224/B, Khilgaon Chowdhury 1 Khilgaon 01713446883 Islam Para,Khilgaon, Dhaka. Motijheel (Cellular 1,R K Mission Road (2nd Floor), 2 M.B. Shahjahan 01713447020 Phone) Ittefaq Bhaban, Tikatoli, Dhaka 1203 House Name: Mojumder Squer, ( Mani Sanker Madanianagor Madraser Opposite: 3 CTG Road 01686693009 Sikder Besaid Dorid Madani Tower), P.S: Siddrgonj, Narayangonj. House No-15, Ramir Kanda, Sheikh Zubayer 4 Keraniganj 01686693924 (Be Side Ispahani Digree College), Sobhan Ruhitpur, Keraniganj. Md. House No -318/3,/West Dasora 5 Manikganj 01686693114 Ahsanuzzaman Lonce Gath,Manikganj. Mir Nazmul 198/199, Second Colony, Majar Road, 6 Mirpur 01713446973 Borhan Mirpur-1, Dhaka-1216 Moni Tower, Bogabari, Block-B, Md. Kazi Razibul 7 Ashulia 01713446688 Boshundhara R/A, Baipail, Ashulia, Hasan Savar-Dhaka. House No-10/1, Block-D, Out Para ( 8 Gazipur Ashraf Ul Alam 01678048744 Riaz Nagar ), Chandra Chowrasta, Gazipur. B.City Panthopath Shankar Kumer 151/6, Gazi Tower (Lift-7), Green 9 01686692829 (Cellular Phone) Saha Road Signal, Panthopath, Dhaka House # Ka-46, Progotishoroni, Kuril, Md. Mubarok 10 Kuril 01713446925 P.O- Khilkhet, P.S-,Vatara, Dhaka- Hossain 1229. Polwel Carnation Shopping Center Polwel (Cellular Md. Rashed Level-7, Shop No -26,27 11 01713447054 Phone) Hossain Plot # 8/b, Sector # 8 , Uttara Model Town, Abdullahpur, Dhaka. Shantonu Adalatpara, Malancha Hall Road, 12 Tangail 01713447316 Mallick Tangail. House no-25,Road no-3,Chand uddan Mohammed 13 Mohammadpur 01713447000 Housing, Mohammadpur, Dhaka- Aminul Hoque 1207 Abdullah Al Mafi Plaza, Khondoker Md. House# 01, 14 Uttara 01713447056 Rashidul Islam Block# D Sonargaon Janapod Road, Dia Bari (Chourasta), Uttara, Dhaka. The Aided School Road, Md. Waliur 15 Sylhet 01686692579 House No-35, Tatipara, Rahman Sylhet-3100 Naboday Shah Protap Mor, Mokaromer Bari, 16 Narsingdi 01755610516 Talukder Narsingdi. Jamiatur Rasul Road, 144/1 Dubail, 17 Kishoreganj Miraj Hosen 01713447215 GaitalKishoreganj. Fire Service Road, Md. Jahangir 18 Madhupur 01713447226 Alam Malauri, Modhupur. Halima Monjil,Power House Road, 19 B.Baria Md. Mahi Uddin 01755610508 B.Baria. 48/2 Shah Mustafa Road 20 Maulvibazar Abdur Rauf Khan 01713447429 Moulvibazar Sadar Moulvibazar. Inatabad Point (Near Little Star 21 Habigonj Md. Sohel Rana 01686693248 School) Habiganj. Md.Emdadul 196/3, Kalibari Road, Opposite of east 22 Mymensingh 01713447260 Haque gate of Boro Mosjid, Mymensingh. South Kacharipara, Rentu Kumar 23 Jamalpur 01713447187 New College Road, Das Jamalpur. Sylhet (Cellular Wasim Uddin 350, Manru Shopping City (2nd 24 01713447462 Phone) Mohammad Floor), Chouhatta, Sylhet. RS Tower,Ideal Mor (Beside Ideal 25 Masterbari Asraf Ali 01713447241 Spinning Mill),Square Masterbari, Valuka, Mymensingh Shyamol Amin Complex, Level-5, Holding no- 26 B.baria CP Chandra 01755610506 06, West Paikpara Kumarsheel Mour, Karmokar B.Baria Mohammad 1169/1,(Near Saptabingi Restaurant), 27 Netrokona 01713447289 Monzurul Hoque Parla, Netrokona. Jakaria Bhabon, West Hazi para, ( 28 Sunamganj Gihad Shaik 01713446981 Besides of Circuti House) Sunamganj. 166/B ,Surjomukhi Abashon , Sheakh Rasel Park Road. 29 Faridpur Al Helal Shamim 01686693450 New Bus Stand , West Goalchamot. Faridpur. Labonno Villa Md. Razibul 30 Madaripur 01713446270 Hasan Kazi Mostofa Road, Pathokkandi, Madaripur. Habibulla Mansion, C & B Road, 31 Barisal Rasel Ahmed 01713446219 1st pul South Alakandha, Barisal. Akon Plaza, Holding No-574, 32 Patuakhali Sirajul Islam 01686693874 Town Kalika Para, Chowrasta, Mirjagonj Road, Patuakhali, Md. Iqbal Jahid 33 Bhola 01713446235 Holding No-552/1, Ukil Para, Sabuj Sadar Road, Bhola. 06 Sharif Park ,Parerhat Road 34 Pirojpur Ahmed Zahid 01713446302 Pirojpur. Holding no-277, Zail Road, Beltola, Md. Ilias 35 Jessore 01713447098 Beside of T T College, Kotoali, Kanchan Jessore-7400 Md. Tauhidul House no-14, Road no-1, 36 Khulna 01713447133 Islam Khan jahan nagor (Gobor chaka ) Sonadanga, Khulna-9100 Md. Pinjur 37 Jhenaidah 01713447102 Rahman Holding No-90, Kabi Golam Mustafa Sarak, Zamtala,Arap Pur ,Jhenaidah. Sharif Khaledur 38 Bagerhat 01713447067 Amena Monzil, 81, Powroshava Road, Rahman Bagerhat. (South side of Gonomukhi field) Md. Nahid ,Moddo Katia ( Amtola Mor), Word 39 Shatkhira 01713447172 Monowar No-1, Satkhira Pourashava, Satkhira- 94oo Sakhina Villa,3rd Floor Opposite of Barisal (Celluar Sujan Kumar 40 01713446226 Bibirpukurpar, 115, Sadar Road, Phone) Biswas Barisal. Syed Ground Floor, Holding No-126, 41 Gopalganj Mohammad 01713446266 Islambag, Mandatala Road, Ashik Gopalganj. Holding No- 002702, Kotoal Bari Md. Rifat Road, (East Side of Palong Model 42 Shariatpur 01686693831 Hossain Thana),Palong, Shariatpur Sador, Shariatpur. Word No # 08, Holding No # 824 Md. Jenarul Meherpur Road, Dowlatdiar, 43 Chuadanga 01713447070 Islam Chuadanga.In Front of Shugandha Filling Station 08, Kumaresh Chokroborti Road, ( Narayan Babu), Sajjankanda, Rajbari 44 Rajbari Rafiqul Islam 01713446305 Sadar ( North Side of Stadium) Rajbari. Master Villa, Ground Floor,North 45 Comilla Mofassel Hoq 01686693015 Rampur Podoar Bazar, Comilla Md. Safique Jaman Tower, Miyar Poll, Feni Road, 46 Chowmohani 01713446577 Kamal Chowmohani, Noakhali. Beside Welcome Chinese Restaurant Dhaka Raipur Main 47 Laxmipur Md. Noore Alam 01713446658 Road,Banchanagar,Sadar Laxmipur -3700. Pachgacia,By Pass( Opposite of 48 Feni Aynal Haque 01713446627 Progoti Filling Station), Feni Holding No-0088, Ward No-13, Md. Rakibul 49 Chandpur 01713446556 Hasan Shologhor, Paka Moshjid , Beside of SP Office, Chandpur. Mohammad 1138, West Sholo Shoor, Jilany 50 Oxygen 01686693195 Alauddin Hossan Tower, Roufabad, Bayzid,Chittagong. Momo Kunjo,376/ 525, D Rahmanbag 51 Agrabad Md. Syful Islam 01713446489 R/A Agrabad Access Road,Agrabad, Chittagong AMPLE TOWER, Agrabad ( Cell Sikder Md. 52 01713446458 2315 Shek Mojib Road Phone ) Zaedul Badam Toli,Agrabad, Chittagong. Md. Gaffar Gani Tower,Post Office Road , 53 Lohagora 01686693340 Hossain Lohagara,Chittagong Ali Noor Tower, Holding No - Md. Nashir 813,Ward No. 4, Kazi Najrul Islam 54 Cox's bazar 01686693096 Uddin Road, Tekpara, Barmij Marker, Coxs Bazar Kakon Chandra BB Samotat Center (5th floor), Pubali 55 Cumilla CP 01713-446614 Mozumder Chattor, Kandirpar, Sadar, Comilla. A.B Siddique Tower, Muncef Bazar, Arifur Rahman 56 Patiya 01686693706 (Back of Pubali Bank) Ward No-2, Mondol Suchakradondi Patiya, Chittagong. Nure Alam Complex (Beside Ma o 57 Gouripur Md. Ilias 01678048651 Shishu Hospital) Motlob Road, Gouripur-Comilla. Md. Holding No-775, Purbo Goyal Para, 58 Thakurgaon 01713447405 Asaduzzaman Puraton Koshaikhana, Thakurgaon. House No-55/1, Road No-4, Mirza Shazid Bin 59 Kurigram 01713447351 Nimbari Road, Dakbangla More, Harun Kurigram Sadar, Kurigram. 65/2, Lutfor Munshi Sarak, Abu Nasir Md. 60 Kushtia 01713447160 Naim Kuthi Para, Kushtia. Ridoyaloy 576/640, Binikundo Len Md. Mahabubur 61 Bogra 01713446346 Dottobari, Rahman Bogra. Holding No-23, Wapda Koloni, Kala M. Jamil Iftea 62 Rajshahi 01713446414 Bagan,P.O- 6000, Boyalia, Rajshahi Khar City Corparation,Rajshahi. Shanti Neer, House No-1795, P.I- Road, Md. Alamgir 63 Pabna 01713446391 Hossain Radhanagor Maktab Para, Dakbangla More, Pabna. Sneho Villa, Stadium Road, 64 Sirajganj Md. Rasel Hasan 01686693088 Holding No-37, Sirajganj-6700 Sirajgonj. MN Plaza, House NO-D/16, Holding No-119, Md. Morshed 65 Naogaon 01713446366 Kamal Bangabaria Main Raod, Naogaon. Hafiz Mention, House-41/1, Road-01 66 Rangpur Shuvendu Sen 01713447396 H.M.C Road,Gupto Para,Rangpur. Md. Khalpara, Nimtala More (Beside 67 Dinajpur 01713447328 Asadujjaman Bigbazar)Dinajpur SadarDinajpur- 5200. WSMS Palashbari(Gaibandha), Old 68 Gaibandha Mohammadullah 01713447369 Rangpur Bus Stand, Milton Road, Greedharipur, Palashbari, Gaibandha. Fulbagan Moor Beside of Palli Bidyut 69 Natore Biswajit Sarkar 01686692870 Office Natore Md. Rais Uddin Harail, Joypurhat Sadar, Bogura 70 Jaypurhat 01713447335 Sharker road,Joypurhat Shofiqul Haque Prodhan House Sobuj 71 Nilphamari Arif Ahmed 01713447360 para, Wabda Road, Nilphamari Sadar, Nilphamari. 10/3, Bishal Complex, Shahibag 72 Chapai Nawabganj Md. Akidul Islam 01713446355 Nawabganj Sadar-6300 Chapainawabganj .
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