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Ayesha Khanam (64), Bangladeshi President Mahila Parishad, was buried in her family’s cemetery in the Katli area of Netrokona.
Ayesha Khanam received an ‘Honor Guard’ before the janaza on the Anbesha local school grounds after Asr on Saturday. The body is covered with the national flag. At this time, the last tribute was made by various organizations with flowers on the body.
Earlier, the body arrived at his home in the Katli area of Netrokona city from Dhaka around 3:15 pm. Then a painful atmosphere was created between the relatives and the locals.
One of the beacons of the progressive movement was Ayesha Khanam, former Vice Chairman of the Central Committee of the Bangladesh Student Union, a caring, selfless and simple man. He suffered from cancer.
He was transferred this morning to the BRB Hospital in the capital after falling ill at his residence in Dhaka. The doctor on duty declared him dead (Inna Lillahi wa Inna Ilahi Raziun). After Janaza in Netrokona, the burial was completed in the family cemetery next to the grave of Swami Golam Murtaza.
Ayesha Khanam has left many admirers, including her only daughter Urmi Khanam.
Ayesha Khanam was born on October 16, 1948 in Kaliyara Gabragati village in Netrokona Sadar Upazila into a traditional Khan family. Passed enrollment from Netrokona Government Girls School and Mominunnisa Women’s College Upper Secondary, Mymensingh. Ayesha Khanam became a leading woman in her student life. He was a former member of the CPB Central Committee. Ayesha Khanam, a student at Dhaka University, was always at the forefront of the educational movement of 1962, the six-point movement of 1966, the mass uprising of 1969, the elections of 1970, and the great war of independence in 1971. Ayesha Khanam also provided medical services to injured freedom fighters in Agartala. He has served as Vice President and General Secretary of the Rokeya Hall Student Parliament at Dhaka University.
The death of Ayesha Khanam, the president said. Abdul Hamid, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Minister of State for Social Welfare Bir Muktijoddha Ashraf Ali Khan Khasru, Member of Parliament for the reserved seat for women Habiba Rahman Khan Shefali, Education teacher Jatin Sarkar, President of the Md District Awami League. Matiar Rahman Khan, chairman of the district council and deputy general secretary of the Awami League district Prashant Kumar Roy, municipal mayor. Nazrul Islam Khan, nephew of Ayesha Khanam, former Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports and former MP Arif Khan Joy, resistance fighter Asit Sarkar Sajal, nephew and deputy general secretary of the Awami League of Nur Khan Mithu district, his younger brother Netrokona Sadar Upazila , General Secretary of the Awami League GM Khan Pathan Bimal, nephew BGMC Soccer Team Captain Amit Khan Shuvro, Netrokona District Awami Juba League Convener Footballer Masud Khan Johnny, Communist Party District President Comrade Swapan Chowdhury, General Secretary Comrade Nalini Kant Sarkar, Secretary of the District Press Club Journalist Shyamlendu Pal, President of the Siddiqui District Council of Women, General Secretary Taheja Begum Annie, former President of the Bhajan Das District Television Journalists Forum, General Secretary of the Dewan Johnny District Chhatra League, President from the Udichi Sangsad Mostafizur district Rahman Khan, president of Netrokona Sahitya Sa maj Professor Kamruzzaman Chowdhury, Secretary General Saifullah Emran, District President Salah Uddin Khan Rubel, Organizing Secretary of the Tapathi Sharma District Youth Union, President of the Perth District Student Union Pratim Sarkar, Sadh Editor Tanvir and others.
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