Abdul Kader’s Journey to Dhaka College Unfolds in First City
Abdul Kader, the prominent voice of the 9th batch of July Revolution, Bangladesh Chhatra League of Dhaka University branch, shared his exhilarating experience of stepping into the city for the first time through his admission to Dhaka College. The setting was the central sports field of Dhaka College, where the Iftar Mahfil and social gathering event for the HSC Batch-2018 was organized on Thursday. The special guest, Abdul Kader, expressed his sentiments on this occasion, reminiscing about his journey from the rural village of Ajo Para to constructing the Dhaka College campus as his home away from home.
As a key figure in the student movement advocating against discrimination, Abdul Kader emphasized the disconnect between the reality and the lack of interaction with these individuals, as most encounters do not happen on campus. After a long period, he reunited with the community, engaging in festivities and shared memories during the Iftar, making the day a memorable page in the book of happiness and nostalgia.
Reunion Amidst Joy and Nostalgia
After an extended period of seven years, Masudur Rahman, reflecting on the gathering of familiar faces, expressed his disbelief in finally seeing them together after such a long hiatus. The reunion with friends left everyone overwhelmed with emotions, sparking lively conversations and laughter as they reminisced about past experiences. The HSC Batch 2018 students came together to create an atmosphere of celebration and joy, marking their participation in a jubilant and festive environment.Significant Presence and Commemoration
The Iftar Mahfil saw the presence of prominent figures, including the Chairman of Dhaka College, Professor A.K.M. Elias, as the chief guest. Alongside, teachers and staff members graced the occasion, enhancing the camaraderie and celebration among the attendees. The event was a testament to the unity and fellowship shared among the students, faculty, and administration, fostering a sense of community and togetherness within the college premises.
The Iftar Mahfil saw the presence of prominent figures, including the Chairman of Dhaka College, Professor A.K.M. Elias, as the chief guest. Alongside, teachers and staff members graced the occasion, enhancing the camaraderie and celebration among the attendees. The event was a testament to the unity and fellowship shared among the students, faculty, and administration, fostering a sense of community and togetherness within the college premises.
The day ended with a sense of fulfillment and shared memories, as Abdul Kader and his companions basked in the joy of reuniting after a prolonged period of separation. The echoes of laughter and conversations resonated across the campus, embodying the spirit of camaraderie and friendship that defines the essence of college life. As the sun set on this memorable day, the bonds forged through shared experiences and celebrations strengthened, creating lasting impressions in the hearts of all those present.
Abdul Kader’s journey to Dhaka College, from his humble beginnings in a rural village to his integration into the vibrant campus life, reflects the transformative power of education and camaraderie. His story serves as an inspiration for students and educators alike, showcasing the importance of unity and shared experiences in shaping a supportive and inclusive academic environment. The Iftar Mahfil at Dhaka College not only marked a joyous occasion of reunion and celebration but also highlighted the enduring bonds of friendship and community that endure beyond the confines of educational institutions.
