On March 12 this year, after the completion of the Akikah daughter of identical intellectuals, the newborn baby Mumtaz Mahal gave the rocking for the liberation of the Upazila social service officer Kanchan Kumar Das. Upazila Social Service Officer Kanchan Kumar Das presented the rock at the hands of Nasima Begum, wife of Durul Hoda, of Muslimpur village under Shahbazpur Union in front of the Upazila Social Service office on Wednesday. Earlier on 3 April Shibganj Officers Club organized this Akikah at the house of Nasima Begum, wife of Durul Hoda of Muslimpur village. Through the Akikah, the full name was kept by Mumtaz Mahal Mukti. Apart from the help of Upazila administration, two goats were distributed among the local residents, and more than one hundred guests were also welcomed. There, officials of the upazila administration offices, representatives of Shibganj Press Club, local UP chairman Tojammel Haque, local MPs including UP members attended the meeting.
On 12 March, Shibganj Upazila Health Complex took a foot in the footsteps of a child and gave birth to a son named Nagah a madman. A 35-year-old woman recently travelled to the Musilampur area of Shahbazpur Union. That day, in the early morning, there was a rift in the house of a stomach pneumatic childbirth. The matter was found in two women named Nasima and Shamsunnahar and they were admitted to the Upazila Health Complex. Normally, a baby girl is born. Upazila Social Welfare Officer Kanchan Kumar Das was informed about the matter. After getting the news, Social Service Officer Kanchan Kumar Das went to Tattnik Hospital and provided the news of the newborn and mother after paying Taka 3,000 and informing the upazila Nirbahi Officer Shafiqul Islam. Shibganj Upazila Nirbahi Officer Shafiqul Islam took Pagli and newborn baby in his house. During this time he paid Tk 5000 in cash. He also assured the newborn and crazy people to be able to live safely and make a living room. The newborn and her mother are currently kept near Nasima Begum, wife of Durul Hoda from Muslimpur village of Muslimpur village. A few days after the birth of the child, the intellectuals disabled women who left the area.
