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District Chapter of B.Baria District Chapter of B.Baria Voter Member Reg. No. Name of Krishibid & Fathers Name Designation Organization Place of No. Category Posting 1 Life 06-74-1130 Md. Mahmudul Haque DFO (Rtd.) DOF B.Baria A. S. M. Mozammel Haque 2 Life 03-85-4101 Md. Anwarul Hoque ULO DLS B.Baria Late. Aminul Hoque 3 Life 01-89-5058 Mohammad Mosihur Rahman UAO DAE B.Baria Md. Habib Ullah 4 Life 01-92-8444 Mohammad Kamruzzaman Lecturer GSAC Kasba Mohammad Abdul Majid 5 Life 03-92-9560 Md. Kafil Uddin DC YTC B.Baria Md. Abdul Kader Miah 6 Life 03-00-11855 Deluara Begum SI YTC B.Baria Md. Kafil Uddin 7 Life 02-95-11867 Dr. Mohammad Asir Uddin ULO DLS Sarail Late Md. Sabar Ali 8 Life 01-94-11881 Mohammad Shamsul Alam Professor Kasba Mohila Degree College Ali Ashraf Miah 9 Life 01-01-13066 Mohammed Solaiman Talukder Sr.AD BADC B-Baria Mohammed Hossain Talukder 10 Life 06-03-14436 Lipon Majumdar Deputy Manager BGFCL B-Baria Krisna Kanta Majumdar 11 Life 02-04-19885 Dr. Iqbal Hossen VS DLS Kasba Matiur Rahman 12 General 06-83-3218 Md. Nurul Islam DFO DOF B.Baria Md. Mamin Uddin 13 General 01-85-3771 Md. Abu Naser DD DAE B.Baria Md. Idris Miah 14 General 02-85-3968 Md. Bazlur Rashid DLO DLS B.Baria Md. Nur Hossen 15 General 01-85-4034 Kajal Chandra Pandit DSCO SCA B.Baria Guru Proshad Pandit 16 General 01-86-4164 Md. Saiful Alam DTO DAE B.Baria Late.Md.Nurul Haque Munshi 17 General 02-88-4883 Dr. Md. Mazibur Rahman ULO DLS Sorail Md. Hebju Mia 18 General 02-90-6634 Dr. Md. Zahangir Alam ULO DLS Nabinagar Late Seru Miah 19 General 06-95-6713 Mohammad Delwar Hossain UFO DOF Sarail Mohammad Hatem Ali 20 General 02-93-7185 Md. Abu Sayeed ULO DLS Sadar Md. Abdul Hakim 21 General 02-93-7870 Dr. Md. Habibur Rahman ULO DLS Nasirnagar Md. Abul Kashem 22 General 02-95-9090 Dr. Sanjeeb Sutradhar ULO DLS --- .Jagot Bandhu Sutradhar 23 General 02-97-9437 Dr. Md. Abdul Awal Bhuiyan VS DLS Bancharampur Md. Sajidur Rahman Bhuiyan 24 General 01-98-9770 Dr. Md. Noor-E-Alam Siddique ADD (Crop) DAE B.Baria Ahmad Ali 25 General 01-95-11695 Md. Mustafa Hossain Manager SPKD B.Baria Md. Abul Hashim 26 General 01-90-11931 Toufique Ahmed Khan UAO DAE Ashugonj Abdul Hakim Khan Print Date : 25-Nov-16 Page Number : 1 Print Time : 6:43:22 PM District Chapter of B.Baria Voter Member Reg. No. Name of Krishibid & Fathers Name Designation Organization Place of No. Category Posting 27 General 02-95-11941 Dr. Md. Nazrul Islam ULO DLS Kasba Md. Ibrahim Mollah 28 General 01-00-12227 Md. Anisuzzaman UAO DAE Nasirnagar Md. Mozaffar Rahma 29 General 02-02-12411 Dr. Md. Jobayer Hossain VS DLS Nasirnagar Md. Minuarul Islam 30 General 06-01-12608 Arafat Uddin Ahmed SUFO DOF Nasirnagar Md. Nazim Uddin Ahmed 31 General 01-02-13266 Mohammad Abu Taher UAO DAE Nabinagar Mohammad Momtaj Uddin 32 General 01-97-14358 Md. Kabir Hossain UAO DAE Kasba Yakub Ali 33 General 03-97-14430 Chandan Kumar Datta Lecturer CBSMC B-Baria Late Nependra Kishur Datta 34 General 06-04-14431 Mohammad Abu Masud SUFO DOF Nabinagar Mohammad Delwar Hossain 35 General 03-05-14432 Sadia Afrin SI(L) YTC B.Baria Krisibid Mohammad Abu Masud 36 General 02-99-14438 Dr. Hosne Ara Begum VS DLS Hosspital Dr. Md. Nazrul Islam 37 General 02-00-16185 Dr. Mohammad Izmal Hasan ULO DLS Bancharampur Mohammad Hasan Ali 38 General 01-06-16468 Kazi Anowar Hossain UAO DAE Sadar Kazi Sahid Ullah 39 General 02-99-16767 Dr. Md. Kamal Basar ULO DLS Akhaura Md. Matiur Rahman 40 General 01-08-16996 Jewel Rana UAO DAE Akhaura Ashex-E-Towhed 41 General 01-02-17550 Sadhan Kumer Guha Magumder UAO DAE Sorail Late Proshanta Kumer Guha Magumder 42 General 02-00-17552 Dr. Mohammed Lutfur Rahman ULO DLS Bijoynagar Late Mohammad Abdul Hamid 43 General 02-09-18587 DR. Md. Nure Alam VS DLS B.Baria Late. Askar Ali 44 General 01-10-18876 Afruza Sultana AEO DAE Nasirnagar Mohamm Abdul Latif 46 General 01-01-19095 Johora Akter Deputy Manager BD. GF B.Baria Md. Yousof Khan 47 General 01-10-19199 Hazera Begum AEO DAE Bijoynagar Md. Samir Ali Bhuyan 48 General 03-08-19495 Md. Shohel Rana Executive MOPA B.Baria Manager Md. Asraf Ali 49 General 02-00-19515 Dr. Azizul Haque ULO DLS --- Khurshidul Haque 50 General 02-04-19518 Dr. Md. Abu Taher VS DLS Sorail Mohammad Ali 51 General 02-03-19519 Dr. Mizanur Rahman VS DLS Akhaura Jahirul Islam 52 General 06-91-19522 Sharif Uddin SUFO DOF Akhaura Late Nasir Uddin 53 General 01-12-19602 Bikash Roy AEO DAE Akhaura Anil Chandra Roy Print Date : 25-Nov-16 Page Number : 2 Print Time : 6:43:22 PM District Chapter of B.Baria Voter Member Reg. No. Name of Krishibid & Fathers Name Designation Organization Place of No. Category Posting 54 General 01-01-19762 Dill Afroz Deputy Manager BD. GF B.Baria Md. Golam Mostafa 55 General 01-09-19880 Shahana Begum AEO DAE Sadar Md. Sirajul Haque 56 General 01-08-20404 Mahmuda Khatun AEO DAE Sarail Md. Abdul Manan 57 General 01-06-20631 Md. Maskar Ali UAO DAE Bijoynagar Md. Abdus Samad Sardar 58 General 02-09-21067 Nurjahan Begum VS DLS Ashugonj Md. Saidur Rahman 59 General 01-10-21115 Most. Shirin Sultana Executive MOPA B.Baria Magistrate Md. Saied Shamsul Haue 60 General 06-11-21200 Shuvra Sarker UFO DOF B.Baria Debesh Sarker 61 General 01-12-23264 Aysha Akter AEO DAE Kasba Mohammad Abdul Momin Mia 62 General 06-13-23422 Rownok Jahan UFO DOF Ashugonj Aminul Islam 63 General 06-95-23552 Md. Tazirul Islam FEO DOF Akhaura Md. Sirajuddin Prodhan 64 General 06-92-23554 Md. Rezaul Karim FEO DOF Akhaura Late Mosharrof Hossain 65 General 01-09-24484 Ahmed Rashed Un-Nabi AEO DAE Boda Abdul Aziz 66 General 05-96-24698 Mohammad Obaid Hossain Exe.Engr. BADC B. Para Mohammed Abul Khair 67 General 05-14-24699 Most. Sadia Hasan Surovi AE DAE Chiattagong Md. Shafiqul islam 68 General 01-88-26192 Sreepado Kumar Sarker Local Specialist Swisscontact, M4C Project Khitish Chandra Sarker Total Number of Voter in the District Chapter of B.Baria is 67 For Election Commission, 2015-2016 Print Date : 25-Nov-16 Page Number : 3 Print Time : 6:43:22 PM District Chapter of Bagerhat Voter Member Reg. No. Name of Krishibid & Fathers Name Designation Organization Place of No. Category Posting 69 Life 01-83-3339 G. M. Ruhul Amin PD DAE Bagerhat Md. Hossain Ali Gazi 70 Life 01-84-3717 Monojit Kumar Mallik DTO DAE Bagerhat Mahendra Nath Mallik 71 Life 01-86-4323 Md. Hafizur Rahman DSCO SCA Khulna Late Taher Ali Sardar 72 Life 01-86-9745 Md. Sukur Ali DC MOPA Bagerhat Late. Abdul Ali Munshi 73 Life 01-06-16905 Md. Abul Hasan UAO DAE Chitalmari Md. Lutfor Rahman 74 Life 01-06-18199 Saswati Edber UAO DAE Kachua Phani Bhushan Edber 75 Life 06-01-20289 Md. Iftakharul Alam SUFO DOF Fakirhat Md. Zulfiker Ali 76 General 02-83-3417 Dr. Md. Saifuzzaman Khan DLO DLS Bagerhat Md. Habibur Rahman Khan 77 General 01-85-3874 Md. Aftab Uddin DD DAE Bagerhat Md. Dadan Ali Mrridha 78 General 01-85-3948 Birendra Nath Mojumdar ADD (Crop) DAE Bagerhat Late. Narendra Nath Mojumdar 79 General 06-86-4219 Khan Kamal Uddin Ahmed CSO BFRI Bagerhat Abdul Latif Khan 80 General 02-89-5206 Dr. Md. Lutfur Rahman ADLO DLS Sadar Md. Babar Ali 81 General 02-89-6849 Dr. Pijush Kanti Ghosh ULO DLS Morolgonj Late Kumar Kanti Ghosh 82 General 02-90-7064 Puspen Kumer Sikder ULO DLS Fakirhat Amalendu Sikder 83 General 02-94-7814 Dr. Binoy Krishna Mandal ULO DLS ---- Balaram Mandal 84 General 02-93-8160 Dr. Md. Nazrul Islam ULO DLS Mongla Md. Sayed Ali 85 General 01-89-8510 Shankar Kumar Mazumder UAO DAE Rampal Santosh Kumar Mazumder 86 General 03-91-8611 Md. Saheb Ali ULO DLS Sadar Md. Abdul Momen 87 General 01-88-9363 Md. A. Rashid Miah QP DAE Sadar Md. Abul Hossain Miah 88 General 01-88-11823 Kazi Jahangir Hossain UAO DAE Mollahat Md. Mafijul Islam Kazi 89 General 01-93-11880 Amitav Mondal SMO IADP-PGP Bagerhat Mukunda Behari Mondal 90 General 06-99-12220 Md. Kabir Hossain SUFO DOF Kachua Md. Belayet Ali 91 General 01-01-13197 Md. Abdullah Al-Mamun UAO DAE Mongla Md. Abdur Rahman Mollah 92 General 02-05-13532 Dr. Debendra Nath Sarker ULO DLS Kachua Hazari Lal Sarker 93 General 06-01-14853 Joydeb Paul SUFO DOF Bagerhat Shuklal Paul 94 General 06-94-14855 Pronab Kumar Biswas SUFO DOF Morolgonj Promatho Ramjam Biswas Print Date : 25-Nov-16 Page Number : 4 Print Time : 6:43:22 PM District Chapter of Bagerhat Voter Member Reg. No. Name of Krishibid & Fathers Name Designation Organization Place of No. Category Posting 95 General 03-00-14882 Md. Zahidur Rahman ULO DLS Rampal Md. Makbul Hossain 96 General 01-98-15077 Mahadev Chandra Sana UAO DAE Sadar Himanshu Kumar Sana 97 General 01-03-15383 A.K.M Ashraful Islam DD BRDB Bagerhat Md. Mofizul Islam 98 General 02-93-15689 Dr. Monohor Mondol ULO DLS Chitalmari Pancharam Mondol 99 General 01-07-16066 Jayantee Edbar AEO DAE Chitalmari Phani Bhusion Edbar 100 General 01-08-16929 Sharmina Shamim AEO DAE Mongla Shamim Ahmed Haidery 101 General 01-06-17541 Anupam Roy UAO DAE Morolgonj Arabinda Roy 102 General 05-04-17630 S.
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