Chief Adviser Prof Dr Muhammad Yunus has expressed his profound sorrow at the tragic death of Lieutenant Tanzim Sarwar Nirjon, who was attacked by assailants in Chakaria, Cox's Bazar while performing duty.
“I pray for the peace of his departed soul and extend my heartfelt condolences to his family. I also wish to convey my sympathies to all my colleagues in the Bangladesh Army,” he said, UNB reports.
In a media release signed by the chief adviser’s press secretary Shafiqul Alam said this on Tuesday night.
Dr Yunus is currently staying in the USA to attend the 79th session of the United Nations.
This young and talented officer of the Bangladesh Army, a vigilant guardian of the nation's peace, order, and sovereignty, dedicated his life to protecting the people. His self-sacrifice stands as a testament to the ideal of patriotism, which our nation will forever honor, he said.
Lieutenant Nirjon's death comes at a time when the Bangladesh Army is tirelessly working day and night under the "Aid to Civil Power" initiative to ensure the safety of the public. His untimely demise is an irreparable loss not only for the Army but for the entire country, the Nobel laureate said.
“In the face of our beloved motherland's needs, Lieutenant Tanzim Sarwar Nirjon's great sacrifice will remain a source of inspiration for our commitment to building a happy and prosperous future for Bangladesh,” Yunus added.
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