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3 sourcesFirst reported today at 13:11, updated 1 h ago

বান্দরবান প্রেসক্লাব নির্বাচন : সভাপতি নাসিরুল, সম্পাদক জাকির

Bandarban Press Club election names Nasirul president and Zakir secretary

Photo: Dainik Sangbad

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from 3 outlets' reporting

Nasirul Alam was elected president and N A Zakir general secretary of the Bandarban Press Club in its biennial election held on Tuesday, 27 October, according to Dainik Sangbad, Daily Sangram and Dhaka Post. Dhaka Post reports voting ran from morning until 1 pm and results were announced at 4 pm by presiding officer Rasel Dey; Daily Sangram reports the election passed without any unpleasant incident under tight security. Nasirul Alam received 20 votes and Zakir 34, with Mohammad Mozammel Haque Liton elected vice-president with 19 votes, Rijvi Rahat joint secretary with 36 votes, and Md. Ishaq treasurer with 31 votes (Daily Sangram and Dhaka Post give 32 and 31 respectively). Dainik Sangbad reports 38 of 39 voters cast ballots. Daily Sangram quotes the new leaders pledging to work together for journalists' interests.

Where accounts differ. Dainik Sangbad and Dhaka Post give the treasurer's vote count as 32 and 31 respectively, while Daily Sangram reports 31 votes for Md. Ishaq; Dhaka Post also names Osman Gani as Nasirul's runner-up, a detail the other outlets omit.

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