Daily Sylheter Somoy
October 15, 2020
Kanaighat representative
Alhaj Mustaq Ahmed Palash, Deputy Publicity and Publication Secretary of Sylhet District Awami League and former Chairman of Satbank UP, visited the burnt Haripad Sharma (Hari) Market at Chatul Bazar in Kanaighat Upazila. He visited the burnt market shops at 8 pm last Wednesday.Subedar Aftab Uddin, freedom fighter affairs secretary of Upazila Awami League, Nurul Ambia, member of Upazila Awami League, Nizam Uddin, general secretary of Kanaighat Press Club, Zakaria Alam Jamil, general secretary of Barachatul UP Awami League, Habibullah, Haripad Sharma, owner of the market and other affected businessmen were present at the time.At that time, Mastak Ahmed Palash calmed down the affected traders and said, “We are all shocked by the kind of damage you have suffered in the fire.” I spoke to local MP Alhaj Hafiz Ahmad Majumdar about the fire, and he hoped that the government would do what it needs to do for the affected traders.Besides, the Hindu-Kalyan-Trustee Board will take initiative to repair the damaged Kali Mandir and Sarvajanin Mandir next to the burnt market, said Mustaq Ahmed Palash. He announced a grant of Rs 20,000 on behalf of the affected traders.
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