Over a hundred people get free Iftar items in capital

Bashundhara Shuvosangho members distributed free iftar items among 100 fasters, including underprivileged people, labourers, and pedestrians, in three different parts of the capital.

The organisation’s branch at International University of Business and Technology (IUBAT) organised the distribution at Kamarpara, Ranabhola and Uttara-10 areas.

Branch Adviser Md Farhad Hossain delivered a directive speech at the event. He said, “Ramadan teaches us not only self-purification but also to stand beside the underprivileged in society. The example of compassion set by the students today is truly commendable. If this spirit continues, we will be able to build a more empathetic society.”

Co-adviser Tanmay Shikdar said, “Today’s arrangement proves that positive change is possible when young people are willing to take initiative. Such efforts should stem from a sense of social responsibility, and I sincerely thank every member of the branch.”

The organisation’s Academic Mentor, Juhi Jannat Mim, said in her remarks, “True joy lies in humanitarian work. The smiling faces we saw today will remain our inspiration.”

Administrative Mentor Mahtab Hossain Naim said, “Such activities enhance leadership qualities, a sense of responsibility, and empathy among students. We hope to carry out even larger initiatives in the future.”