Pirojpur Appoints New Administrators for 31 Expired Union Councils
The Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives has appointed new administrators to manage 31 expired union councils in Pirojpur. These administrative appointments were officially approved by the UP-1 branch of the Local Government Division on September 9, 2024.
The administrative landscape of local governance in Pirojpur has seen a significant update with the appointment of new administrators for a total of 31 expired union councils across the region. This crucial administrative decision was officially sanctioned to ensure the seamless continuation of official and administrative responsibilities within these specific local government bodies whose terms had expired.
According to the official records provided by the authorities, the formal approval for these appointments was granted on September 9, 2024. The directive came directly from the UP-1 branch of the Local Government Division, which operates under the broader umbrella of the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives.
The primary mandate of these newly appointed administrators is to take charge of the day-to-day daptarik (official) and administrative work, preventing any disruption in public services for the local residents residing within the jurisdiction of the 31 expired union councils. The Pirojpur District Commissioner's Office has been closely associated with the logistical execution and local oversight of these administrative measures.
A total of 33 individuals have been documented in connection with the administrative framework and personnel listings relevant to these operations in Pirojpur, working alongside the designated administrators. Among the personnel and administrative figures linked to the district's governance structure during this transition are a diverse group of officials including Mo. Masud Parvez Romi, Mo. Mehedi Hasan, Fahad Rahman, Bashir Ahmed, Mahbub Hasan Shili, Dr. Tapas Kumar Ghosh, Mo. Mostafizur Rahman, Mo. Mahfuzur Rahman, Uzzal Kumar Debnath, Bishwajit Biswas, Mo. Jihad Hossain, Mo. Arifur Rahman, Mo. Rafiqul Islam, Naim Mahmud, Mo. Ahiduzzaman Khan, Touhidur Rahman, Mo. Shawkat Hossain, Mo. Imran Hossain, Dr. Sudeb Sarkar, Mo. Rustam Ali, Mo. Nazrul Islam, Mo. Moinul Hasan, Sheikh Mo. Monjur Elahi, Lidam Paul Bala, Dr. S M Mehedi Hasan, Mahfuzur Rahman Milton, Mo. Abul Hasan, Mo. Ibrahim Khan, Mo. Mozammel Haque, Mo. Tarikul Islam, Shafikul Islam, Mo. Kamrul Hasan, and Mo. Abdur Rahman.
As these 31 union councils operate under the newly designated administrative oversight for a maximum period of up to 120 days, the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives continues to monitor the institutional progress. The collaborative efforts between the Local Government Division and the Pirojpur District Commissioner's Office remain vital in upholding administrative stability across all affected local government zones.
