Alamgir Hossain of Bogra will get a job soon
Alamgir Hossain of Bogra, who went viral in the net world by pasting ‘I want to teach in exchange for rice’ advertisement, will get a job soon. Some well-known private companies in the country have offered jobs to Alamgir. Bogra Superintendent of Police (SP) Sudip Kumar Chakraborty confirmed the matter on Wednesday afternoon. SP Sudip Kumar Chakraborty called Alamgir Hossain to my office and talked at length.
He described the plight of his impoverished family. This ad does not appear to have a specific purpose. About him: The intelligence gathered did not show any evidence of criminal activity. Everything including the call record of his mobile phone is being investigated. ‘ A number of companies, including the super shop ‘Swapna’ and Square, have approached me to hire Alamgir Hossain. Among them, ‘Swapna’ has taken initiative to give job interviews according to their qualifications. Today they will inform about Alamgir’s job. ‘
Earlier, the superintendent of police called Alamgir Hossain to his office. Alamgir Hossain said, “Some online portals say that the police cannot find me. Then I contacted the district police myself. Then the top officials of the district police including the SP talked to me about various issues for a few hours. After knowing everything, SP Sir offered the job. ‘A week ago,
Alamgir Hossain, a graduate of the political science department of the government-run Azizul Haq College in Bogra, pasted some advertisements on the walls and electricity poles of his house in Zahurul Nagar. He wrote ‘Baker’ in his own identity. He wants to teach students from first-class to twelfth class in exchange for two meals a day. In a short time, the ad went viral on Facebook.
Alamgir Hossain’s village home is in the Burial village of Mohammadpur union in Panchbibi Upazila of Joypurhat. Alamgir graduated from the Department of Political Science under the National University five years ago with first place in the first class. He also does well in postgraduate exams. He could not get a job at the end of his studies. Now he lives in someone else’s house.
A week ago, Alamgir Hossain, a graduate of the political science department of the government-run Azizul Haq College in Bogra, pasted some advertisements on the walls and electricity poles of his house in Zahurul Nagar. He wrote ‘Baker’ in his own identity. He wants to teach students from first-class to twelfth class in exchange for two meals a day. In a short time, the ad went viral on Facebook.
Alamgir Hossain’s village home is in the Burial village of Mohammadpur union in Panchbibi Upazila of Joypurhat. Alamgir graduated from the Department of Political Science under the National University five years ago with first place in the first class. He also does well in postgraduate exams. He could not get a job at the end of his studies. Now he lives in someone else’s house.
