A total of 60 meritorious students from Charfashion Upazila in Bhola who achieved GPA-5 in the SSC and equivalent examinations-2026 were honored at a reception.

Charfashion Upazila Association, Dhaka, organized the event at Charfashion Brajagopal Town Hall at 10am on Saturday (September 19).

The program was presided over by Engineer Ikhtiar Uddin Mohammad Mamun, president of Charfashion Upazila Association, Dhaka.

Among others, Assistant Commissioner (Land) Emadul Hossain, former general secretary of Charfashion Upazila BNP Motahar Hossain Alamgir Maltia, former vice-presidents of the upazila BNP Kaysar Ahmed Kamal and Helal Uddin Tipu, Charfashion Upazila Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Principal Mir Mohammad Sharif Hossain, Additional Government Pleader of Charfashion Court Advocate Siddiq Matabbar, Principal of Charfashion Karamatia Kamil (MA) Madrasa Maulana Mohammad Nurul Amin, Assistant Professor of Janata Bazar Shaheed Ziaur Rahman Degree College Mohammad Nazrul Islam, former president of Charfashion Upazila Chhatra Dal Riyad Sikder, Charfashion Press Club President Zulfikar Mahmud Niaz, Lecturer at Charfashion Government College Mohammad Alauddin, Headteacher of Government TB Model Secondary School Taslima Begum, Secretary of Charfashion Upazila Association, Dhaka, Riazul Islam Badal Chowdhury, and Assistant Attorney General Barrister Mehdi Hasan Ronvi addressed the gathering.

Banker Mohammad Nirjhar moderated the program.

Representatives of the upazila’s top three educational institutions received honorary crests on behalf of their institutions. They were Principal Maulana Mohammad Nurul Amin of Charfashion Karamatia Kamil (MA) Madrasa, Headteacher Taslima Begum of Government TB Model Secondary School, and the headteacher of Charfashion Girls’ Secondary School.

The 60 GPA-5 achievers were presented with honorary crests, bags and various other gifts at the event.

Speakers said the students’ excellent results were not only a personal achievement but also a matter of pride for their families, teachers and educational institutions. They expressed hope that the achievements of the meritorious students would inspire others to pursue better results and higher education.

Addressing the students, the speakers emphasized that academic success should be accompanied by moral values, humanity and patriotism. They urged the students to carry out their responsibilities with honesty and dedication in higher education and their future careers and contribute to the welfare of their families, society and the country.

Teachers, students, guardians and prominent local residents attended the program.