Construction of stadium demanded in Kulaura

Moulvibazar Coresspondent :
A sit-in program and a memorandum have been submitted to the District Commissioner demanding the construction of a stadium and renovation of the playground of Nabin Chandra Government Model High School in Kulaura, Moulvibazar as soon as possible.

On Wednesday, August 20, at noon, the District Council in Kulaura Around 80 sports and social organizations of the upazila expressed solidarity in the sit-in program organized by Kulaura athletes, sports organisers, sports organizations, and people from all walks of life in front of the auditorium. The program included political, social, In addition to cultural and sports organizations, about five hundred people participated.

The program, chaired by sports organizer Abdul Qayum Mintu and moderated by Masud Rana, was addressed by former MLA of Moulvibazar-2 Kulaura constituency.

Member of Parliament, Jatiya Party (Kazi Zafar) Presidium Member Nawab Ali Abbas Khan, former Principal of Kulaura Government College Soumya Pradeep Bhattacharya Sajal, Kulaura Upazila BNP Convener Redwan Khan, Upazila Jamaat Ameer Assistant Professor Abdul
Muntazim, former Upazila Chairman Fazlul Haque Khan Shahed, President of the Nationalist Forum Saiful Alam Chowdhury, BNP leader Shamim Ahmed Chowdhury, Badruzzaman Sajal, Sufian Ahmed, President of the Kulaura Upazila Press Club Md. Mosabbir Ali, former Footballer Sheikh Ali Ajan, General Secretary of the Businessmen Welfare Association Atiqur Rahman Akhai, Senior Journalist Khaled Parvez Baksh, Organizer Hemant Chandra Pal, Sports Organizer Sarwar Alam Belal, Tofail Ahmed Dalim, Abdul Muhith Bablu, Nurul Islam Emon, Musa Ahmed Suet, Suhel Ahmed, Rezaul Alam Bhuiyan Kukon, Syed Hridoy Ahmed Sadar, Nazmul Bari Suhel, Almas Parvez Talukder, Rafi Ahmed Tanim, Kawsar Ahmed Bappu, cricketer Mokammel Ali Shahed, Kawsar Ahmed Bablu, Abdullah Saleh Chowdhury Alif and others.

The speakers said that Kulaura is the fertile land for sports in Sylhet division. But the sad thing is that there is no sports stadium in Kulaura. A stadium is not just a demand, it is our rights.

Although initiatives have been taken to build a stadium many times in the past, they have not been implemented, leading to disappointment and anger in the sports circles of Kulaura. Therefore, the government should be asked to build a stadium to develop the talent of young players and protect the youth.