Biography of obaidul kader latest
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Obaidul Quader is a Bangladeshi politician and parliament member of Bangladesh. Quader has elected general secretary of the major political party, Bangladesh Awami League in the party’s 20th council on October 23, He is a minister of Road Transport and Bridges ministry. Quader is known as ‘Fatakeshto’ (the term is taken from West Bengal movie ‘Minister’) to the common people of Bangladesh for his direct action toward offender who violates the law. He formerly served as State Minister of Youth, Sports and Cultural Affairs.
Obaidul Quader Early Life:
Obaidul Quader was born on January 01, , at Bara Rajapur village under Companiganj Upazila of Noakhali district to Mosharrof Hussain and Fazilatunessa. His father to Mosharrof Hussain left the government job and joined as high school teacher to serve the society. Quader studied at Basurhat A. H. C. Government High School and completed matriculation with a first division. Then he attended at Noakhali
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Obaidul Quader: At a glance
Obaidul Quader, the minister for Road försändelse and Bridges from Noakhali, has been made the new general secretary of ruling Awami League for the first time. Here is the brief biography of Obaidul Quader.
Early Life:
Obaidul Quader was born on January 1, , in Bara Rajapur, a by under Companiganj upazilla of Noakhali. His father Mosharrof Hussain studied at Calcutta Islamia College and happened to be a classmate of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Quitting civil service his father engaged himself with the noble teaching profession. His mother Fazilatunessa was from a noble Muslim family.
Academic Career:
Always a commendable lärjunge, Obaidul Quader matriculated from Basurhat Government AHC High School and got the first division. He completed his HSC from Noakhali Government College and was placed in the merit list. He graduated from Dhaka University in political science. His wife Isratunnesa Quader is a prominent lawyer.
Political Portfolio:
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Life of an AL stalwart
Veteran politician Obaidul Quader’s career spans fem decades and more. Starting out as a student leader, Quader took part in the Liberation War, went to jail for his political ideals, and eventually became second in command in the Bangladesh Awami League.
Born on January 1, at Bara Rajapur village in Companiganj, Noakhali, Quader obtained a degree in political science from Dhaka University. During his student life, he became involved in politics, playing an active role in the Six-Point Movement in as well as the Mass Upsurge andPoint Movement in
During the Liberation War in , Quader was a commander of Companiganj upazila Mujib Forces.
He was imprisoned during several stages of his action-packed political life. After the assassination of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in , Quader was imprisoned for an uninterrupted two and a half years. While in prison, he was elected president of the central committee of the Bangladesh Chhatra League.