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First Print October 2011 Editor in Chief Editor Published in the United Kingdom by Bangla Mirror Group Unit 2, 60 Hanbury Street London E1 5JL Tel: 020 7377 8966 Email: [email protected] www.bbwhoswho.co.uk FIRST PRINT OCTOBER 2011 EDITOR IN CHIEF MOHAMMED ABDUL KARIM EDITOR SHAHADOTH KARIM BARRISTER AT LAW ASSOCIATE EDITOR MASHUK AHMED KHAN M.Phil., M.A., B.A.(Hons), PG DIP.(HRM), AD. DIP. (Mgt.), MCIPD DESIGN AND PRODUCTION IMPRESS MEDIA UK CONTRIBUTORS ANAWAR BABUL MIAH, BARRISTER AT LAW MATIAR CHOWDHURY SHAMAYITA CHAKRABORTY MOHAMMED JUBAIR MIZANUR RAHMAN SHEIK TUAHID KOYES UDDIN MOHAMMED ALI RAHMIN KARIM SADIK KARIM SHABAB KARIM © Bangla Mirror Group 2011/12 British Bangladeshi Who’s Who 2011 1 2 British Bangladeshi Who’s Who 2011 British Bangladeshi Who’s Who 2011 3 STATEMENT FROM RT HON ED MILIBAND MP (LEADER OF OPPOSITION) British Bangladeshis make a huge contribution to life across Britain as they have done for nearly 100 years. We see their impact in the economy, the legal system, our media and now our Parliament. It is important this contribution is recognised which is why I welcome British Bangladeshi Who's Who 2011. I congratulate all of those who appear in it and make such an important contribution to our nation. 4 British Bangladeshi Who’s Who 2011 STATEMENT FROM THE LONDON MAYOR: This publication is a fantastic way of highlighting the vast and wide-ranging achievements of Bangladeshi communities in London and the UK. I am pleased to see so many Bangladeshis making their mark in every sphere of en- deavour and getting the recognition which they so richly deserve. In business, the arts, media, literature, and financial services, to name a few, Bangladeshis are making a vital contribution to the capital’s economy and society. There's a big community spirit amongst Bangladeshis in London and I'd like to see even more people giving something back by getting involved in Team London, my ambitious vision to get Londoners volunteering to help tackle some of the city’s social issues. Whether you are interested in reading to a child, making your local park safer, or looking out for an eld- erly person in your area, the key thing is to get involved. With less than a year to go to the London 2012 Games, there are lots of opportunities to volunteer during the Olympics and really make these the best Games the world has ever seen! I wish Abdul Karim and his team the best of luck with this year’s event and hope the publication goes from strength to strength in future years. Boris Johnson Mayor of London British Bangladeshi Who’s Who 2011 5 Message from the High Commissioner I am happy to know that the Bangla Mirror is going to publish its fifth edition of British Bangladeshi Who’s Who. The contributions of expatriate Bangladeshis to politics, business, art and cultural, education, and other professions are something to be proud of. We all appreciate their sacrifice, determination and striving for the remarakable success. There is no doubt that the success of Bangladeshi communities in the UK would further enhance our image and reputation to the global communities. The determination and endless ef- forts to make the noteworthy achievements would eventually drive the young gen- eration to move step further in the way of success. We, all Bangladeshis, are proud to be a part of the success stories. The recognition of the achivements of our communities living in the United Kingdom is indeed a commendable initiative. The Bangladeshis living in home and abroad could know about the achievements and accomplishments through the publicaion, and would also encourage them to do the same for them and for the country as well. I gladly recognize the brillant endeavours of the Bangla Mirror and look forward to see- ing their full co-operation and engagement in building a flourishing Bangladeshi com- munity in the UK. I wish the Bangladesh Mirror’s endeavour would meet with notable success in the coming years. 6 British Bangladeshi Who’s Who 2011 Foreword from the Editor in Chief Now in its fourth year, we sincerely hope that our readers can appreciate the progress that has been made. British Bangladeshi Who’s Who has become the definitive guide as to the ‘movers and shakers’ of the Bangladeshi community in Britain. The gems we have unearthed in the form of ‘unsung heroes’ I believe signifies the true value of a publication of this nature: the ability to unearth those from our com- munity who make a real contribution to Britain. I hope that you find this year’s edition as exciting to read as previous editions. Abdul Karim (Goni) British Bangladeshi Who’s Who 2011 7 Foreword from the Editor This publication in my view has gone from strength to strength. What started off as a project between a father and his son has mushroomed into what I believe to be an authoritative guide as to exactly Who’s Who in the Bangladeshi community here in Britain. The publication also highlights the contribution made by our community at a time when the integration and value of minority and ethnic communities are coming under constant challenge by the media and other sections of the community. I do sincerely hope that you find this year’s publication an interesting read. Shahadoth Karim 8 British Bangladeshi Who’s Who 2011 Names are listed in alphabetical order by surname Abbas Helal Uddin . .12 Choudhury Cllr Salim . .41 Ahad Abdul . .12 Choudhury Dr Sanawar . .41 Ahmad Syed Neaz . .13 Choudhury K M Abu Taher . .42 Ahmed Ali . .13 Choudhury Enam-Ul Haque . .42 Ahmed Ayesha . .14 Choudhury Mohibuddind . .43 Ahmed Bashir . .14 Choudhury Aziz . .43 Ahmed Cllr A M Ohid . .15 Chowdhury Ahmed Us Samad . .44 Ahmed Cllr Mehfuz . .15 Chowdhury China . .44 Ahmed Cllr Rofique Uddin . .16 Choudhury Shofique Rahman Mp . .45 Ahmed Doros . .16 Choudhury Shetu . .45 Ahmed Gulam Mortuza . .17 Chowdhury Cllr Ayesha . .46 Ahmed Mesba . .17 Chowdhury Mamun Rashid Mbe . .46 Ahmed Mohammed Belal . .18 Chowdhury Matiar . .47 Ahmed Mosleh Uddin . .18 Chowdhury Matiur Rahman . .47 Ahmed Monir . .19 Chowdhury Rana Miah . .48 Ahmed Muquim . .20 Chowdhury Shamim . .48 Ahmed Parvez . .20 Chowdhury Tareq . .49 Ahmed Shafi . .21 Faruk Gulam Mostafa . .49 Ahmed Shofi . .21 Faruk Shahagir Bakth . .50 Ahmed Syed . .22 Ghazi A T M W Saad . .50 Ahmed Syed Ashfaque . .22 Haque Abdul . .51 Alam Meah Monirul . .23 Haque Cllr Ahmadul . .51 Ali Alhaz Sukur . .23 Haque Cllr Shafiqul . .52 Ali Cllr Junab . 24 Harid Cllr M A . .52 Ali Cllr Nasim . .24 Haque Syed Samadul . .53 Ali Cllr Shahed . .25 Hayder Rafique . .54 Ali Kamru . .25 Hassan Parveen . .54 Ali Maya . .26 Hoque Atiqul . .55 Ali Mohammed Monchab Jp Riphh . .26 Hoque Rafiqul . .55 Ali Mubarak . 27 Hossain Ajmalul Qc . .56 Ali Ragib . .27 Hossain Mozammel . .56 Ali Rois . .28 Husain Dr. Hasanat M. Mbe . .57 Ali Rushanara MP . .28 Hossain Syed Moazzam . .57 Ali Siraj . .29 Husain Shahida Hasanat Ma Frsa . .58 Ali Shukur . .30 Hussain Dr Babul . .58 Azmal Ali Dr Mir . .30 Hussain Muhammad Kamal . .59 Azad Shamim . .31 Hussain Shelim Mbe . .59 Azhar Ali M . .31 Hussain Mahbub . .60 Alom Shumon . .32 Hussain Sheikh Md Ishtiaque . .60 Azad Abul Kalam . .32 Hussain Md. Moftil . .61 Badsha Aminul Haq . .33 Islam Mujib . .61 Bakhsh Hafiz Alam . .33 Islam Ifty . .62 Badar Shahin . .34 Islam Syed Nurul (Dulu) . .62 Begum Cllr Lutfa . .34 Jahan Mohammed Shah . .63 Bari Dr Muhammed Abdul Mbe Frsa . .35 Jahedi Mohammed Abdul Munim . .63 Brothers Taj . .36 Jalal Rajonuddin . .64 Choudhury Abdul Gaffar . .36 Jamal Misbahul . .64 Choudhury Abdul Kadir . .37 Jeetu Sheikh Nurul Islam . .65 Choudhury Akhlaq . .37 Kabir Mahmuda . .65 Choudhury Amirul . .38 Kabir Sandra M . .66 Choudhury Anwar . .38 Kalam Muhammed Abul . .66 Choudhury Atique Islam . ..
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