Government staff reassigned to Mongla following controversial Facebook remark on political news
Madhabpur PIO Assistant Stand Released Over Social Comment
- Samar Saha stand released following a controversial comment under a national news post.
Samar Saha, a work assistant at the Project Implementation Officer’s (PIO) office in Madhabpur, Habiganj, has been stand released following heavy criticism over a political remark posted on Facebook. On Wednesday (August 5), high authorities ordered his immediate release and reassigned him to Mongla Upazila in Bagerhat district.
The controversy arose on Tuesday evening when a photo card regarding news of former Prime Minister's statements was published on a national daily's Facebook page. Commenting from his personal profile, Samar Saha wrote: "Did you buy out the country and the freedom of common people?" The public remark by a government official quickly triggered widespread backlash across social media platforms.
Madhabpur Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Md. Mehedi Hasan and PIO Md. Nur Mamun confirmed the disciplinary measure, stating that higher authorities took swift action as soon as the cyber incident was brought to their attention.
Repeated phone calls to Samar Saha for a response went unanswered. Meanwhile, local leaders including Madhabpur Upazila BNP President Shamsul Islam Kamal and Municipal BNP General Secretary Alauddin Al Roni urged the administration to closely monitor public service officers to prevent internal sabotage.
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Samar Saha, a work assistant at the Project Implementation Officer’s (PIO) office in Madhabpur, Habiganj, has been stand released following heavy criticism over a political remark posted on Facebook.
The controversy arose on Tuesday evening when a photo card regarding news of former Prime Minister's statements was published on a national daily's Facebook page.
Madhabpur Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Md. Mehedi Hasan and PIO Md. Nur Mamun confirmed the disciplinary measure, stating that higher authorities took swift action as soon as the cyber incident was brought to their attention.
Repeated phone calls to Samar Saha for a response went unanswered.
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