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District Agent Name UDC Name Agent Point Address Contact Agent Point SL No District Agent Name UDC Name Contact Address Mr. Md. Saddam Boheratoil Union 2 No Boheratoil Union 01748 104633 1 Tangail Hosen Digital Centre Parishad, Shakhipur, Tangail [email protected] Kakrajan Union 1 No Kakrajan Union 01718 291840 2 Tangail Mr. Habibur Rahman Digital Centre Parishad, Shakhipur, Tangail [email protected] Jadobpur Union 4 No Jadobpur Union 01725 111025 3 Tangail Mr. Md. Rubel Rana Digital Centre Parishad, Shakhipur, Tangail [email protected] Hatibandha Union Hatibandha Union Parishad, 01724 834830 4 Tangail Golam Mostafa Digital Centre Shakhipur, Tangail [email protected] Gazaria Union Gazaria Union Parishad, 01737 114566 5 Tangail Md. Liton Digital Centre Shakhipur, Tangail [email protected] Dariapur Union Dariapur Union Parishad, 01713 537347 6 Tangail Mohammad Masum Digital Centre Shakhipur, Tangail [email protected] Pathrail Union Pathrail Union Parishad, +8801713562313 7 Tangail Asim Kumar Ghosh Digital Centre Delduar Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Palash Chandra Atia Union Digital Atia Union Parishad, Delduar +8801714830346 8 Tangail Mondol Centre Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Dewli Union Digital Dewli Union Parishad, +8801740016478 9 Tangail Aklima Akter Centre Delduar Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Dubail Union Dubail Union Parishad, +8801915428687 10 Tangail Liton Kumer Paul Digital Centre Delduar Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Elasin Union Elasin Union Parishad, +8801733031466 11 Tangail Shariful Islam Digital Centre Delduar Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Fazilhati Union Fazilhati Union Parishad, 01716 240171 12 Tangail Zesmin Akter Talukder Digital Centre Delduar Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Lauhati Union Lauhati Union Parishad, +8801742634944 13 Tangail Md. Jahangir Alam Digital Centre Delduar Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Delduar Union Delduar Union Parishad, +8801671978840 14 Tangail Md. Jowel Miah Digital Centre Delduar Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Salimabad Union Salimabad Union Parishad, 1716292937 15 Tangail Md. Imran Hossen Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Gayhata Union Gayhata Union Parishad, 1716222913 16 Tangail Md. Ariful Islam Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Mokna Union Mokna Union Parishad, 1762358316 17 Tangail Md. Abdullah Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Dhubria Union Dhubria Union Parishad, 1734327110 18 Tangail Md. Nazrul Islam Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Doptiar Union Doptiar Union Parishad, 1722404026 19 Tangail Md. Babul Hossain Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Nagarpur Union Nagarpur Union Parishad, 1717992474 20 Tangail Aynal Kabir Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Bhadra Union Bhadra Union Parishad, 1712898823 21 Tangail Md. Ahidur Rahman Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Bekra Atgram Union Bekra Atgram 1714827426 22 Tangail Shahida Parvin Parishad, Nagarpur Upazila, Union Digital Centre Tangail [email protected] Shahabatpur Union Shahabatpur Union Parishad, 1748069796 23 Tangail Md. Nur Alam Khan Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Mamudnagar Union Mamudnagar Union Parishad, 1727583228 24 Tangail Md. Sariful Islam Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Mohammad Amdad Pakutia Union Pakutia Union Parishad, 1753560884 25 Tangail Hossen Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Bharra Union Bharra Union Parishad, 1746792813 26 Tangail Md. Razib Miah Digital Centre Nagarpur Upazila, Tangail [email protected] Dattapara Union Dattapara Union Parishad, 01771 111008 27 Madaripur Mr. Kawsar Munsi Digital Centre Shibchar, Madaripur [email protected] Mr. Md. Rubayet Umedpur Union Umedpur Union Parishad, 01735 183853 28 Madaripur Hussain Digital Centre Shibchar, Madaripur [email protected] Mr. Md. Karim Molla Kutubpur Union Kutubpur Union Parishad, 01728 613647 29 Madaripur alias Digital Centre Shibchar, Madaripur [email protected] Khathalbari Union Khathalbari Union Parishad, 01717 459761 30 Madaripur Mr. Md. Suruj Miah Digital Centre Shibchar, Madaripur [email protected] Banshkandi Union Banshkandi Union Parishad, 01621 940577 31 Madaripur Ms. Sahanaz Parvin Digital Centre Shibchar, Madaripur [email protected] Madborerchor Madborerchor Union Parishad 01990 733233 32 Madaripur Md. Shohidul Islam Union Digital Centre Shibchar, Madaripur [email protected] Shiruail Union Shiruail Union Parishad, 01734-454473 33 Madaripur Md. Zamal Hossain Digital Centre Shibchar, Madaripur [email protected] Sannasirchar Union Sannasirchar Union Parishad, 01791-605511 34 Madaripur Aspreya Digital Centre Shibchar Upazila, Madaripur [email protected] Bhadrason Union Bhadrason Union Parishad, 01718 518999 35 Madaripur Biplob Chandra Pal Digital Centre Shibchar, Madaripur [email protected] Kamal Bazar Union Kamal Bazar Union Parishad, 8801712 302356 36 Sylhet Md. Moin Uddin Digital Centre Dakshin Surma, Sylhet [email protected] Sheikh Md. Emran Tetli Union Digital Tetli Union Parishad, 8801833 071302 37 Sylhet Ahmed Centre Dakshin Surma, Sylhet [email protected] Jalalpur Union Jalalpur Union Parishad, 8801723 236261 38 Sylhet Bimol Kanti Paul Digital Centre Dakshin Surma, Sylhet [email protected] Md. Mahbubur Daudpur Union Daudpur Union Parishad, 8801717 926271 39 Sylhet Rahman Digital Centre Md. Mahbubur Daudpur Union 39 Sylhet Rahman Digital Centre Dakshin Surma, Sylhet [email protected] Boroikandi Union Boroikandi Union Parishad, 8801738 111456 40 Sylhet Biplob Malakar Digital Centre Dakshin Surma, Sylhet [email protected] Tuker Bazar Union Tuker Bazar Union Parishad, 8801734 358158 41 Sylhet Md. Juned Ahmed Digital Centre Sylhet Sadar, Sylhet [email protected] Kandi Gao Union Kandi Gao Union Parishad, 8801743 076726 42 Sylhet Md. Jahed Islam Digital Centre Sylhet Sadar, Sylhet [email protected] Churain Union Churain Union Parishad, 8801624 940264 43 Dhaka Md. Monjurul Islam Digital Centre Nawabganj, Dhaka [email protected] Barha Union Digital Barha Union Parishad, 8801918 539221 44 Dhaka Md. Sohel Rana Centre Nawabganj, Dhaka [email protected] Agla Union Digital Agla Union Parishad, 8801821 179444 45 Dhaka Sazzadur Rashid Centre Nawabganj Upazila, Dhaka [email protected] Galimpur Union Galimpur Union Parishad, 8801912 373222 46 Dhaka Kona Akter Digital Centre Nawabganj Upazila, Dhaka [email protected] Kumedpur Union Kumedpur Union Parishad, 8801784 581767 47 Rangpur Md. Monowar Hossain Digital Centre Pirganj, Rangpur [email protected] Bara Dargah Union Bara Dargah Union Parishad, 8801745 183488 48 Rangpur Md. Sanjidul Islam Digital Centre Pirganj, Rangpur [email protected] Shanerhat Union Shanerhat Union Parishad, 8801738 560200 49 Rangpur Md. Mofazzol Hossain Digital Centre Pirganj, Rangpur [email protected] Ramnathpur Union Ramnathpur Union Parishad, 8801751 205152 50 Rangpur Md. Shariful Islam Digital Centre Pirganj, Rangpur [email protected] Chatra Union Chatra Union Parishad, 8801732 166770 51 Rangpur Md. Nur Habib Parvej Digital Centre Pirganj, Rangpur [email protected] Madankhali Union Madankhali Union Parishad, 8801737 720921 52 Rangpur Md. Rezaul Karim Digital Centre Pirganj, Rangpur [email protected] Sumon Kumar Bhendabari Union Bhendabari Union Parishad, 8801719 463275 53 Rangpur Mahonto Digital Centre Pirganj, Rangpur [email protected] Pirganj Union Pirganj Union Parishad, 01723271463 54 Rangpur Md. Rabiul Alam Digital Centre Pirganj Upazila, Rangpur [email protected] Boro Alampur Union Boro Alampur 01791841588 55 Rangpur Md. Shariful islam Parishad, Pirganj Upazila, Union Digital Centre [email protected] Rangpur Mithipur Union Mithipur Union Parishad, 01750684022 56 Rangpur Md. Oyares Ali Digital Centre Pirganj Upazila, Rangpur [email protected] Tukuria Union Tukuria Union Parishad, 01727062072 57 Rangpur Md. Faijur Rahman Digital Centre Pirganj Upazila, Rangpur [email protected] Roypur Union Roypur Union Parishad, 01737524979 58 Rangpur Md. Helal Mia Digital Centre Pirganj Upazila, Rangpur [email protected] Kabilpur Union Kabilpur Union Parishad, 59 Rangpur Md. Touhidul Islam 01764749200 [email protected] Digital Centre Pirganj Upazila, Rangpur Chaitrakul Union Chaitrakul Union Parishad, 01710727621 60 Rangpur Md. Bakibillha All Digital Centre Pirganj Upazila, Rangpur [email protected] Ulpur Union Digital Ulpur Union Parishad, 8801721 745843 61 Gopalganj Rasel Chowdhury Centre Gopalganj Sadar, Gopalganj [email protected] Majhigati Union Majhigati Union Parishad, 8801737 759881 62 Gopalganj Avisek Biswas Digital Centre Gopalganj Sadar, Gopalganj [email protected] Kajulia Union Kajulia Union Parishad, 8801736 420510 63 Gopalganj Mukul Sheikh Digital Centre Gopalganj Sadar, Gopalganj [email protected] Raghunathpur UP, 8801912 838643 Raghunathpur 64 Gopalganj Nigamamanda Bose Union Digital Centre Gopalganj Sadar, Gopalganj [email protected] Kati Union Digital Kati Union Parishad, 8801712 440338 65 Gopalganj Md. Shafiqul Alam Centre Gopalganj Sadar, Gopalganj [email protected] Borni Union Digital Borni Union Parishad, 8801677 720749 66 Gopalganj Rinku Mia Centre Tungipara, Gopalganj [email protected] Patgati Union Patgati Union Parishad, 8801711 515003 67
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