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Dr. looking through social networks. Many remember the death of Sadat Hussain Sir, the story of how he won the battle of BCS’s life or not. Everyone who has been or could not be a BCS cadre is deeply saddened by the death of this great man. Everyone says goodbye and he unanimously acknowledges that he has brought a sea change in the BCS exam and procedure.
Kirtiman did not die. That is all. Who went to earth with no return on Wednesday. It is safe to say that he will live a thousand years through his actions. I will present personal information, data and biography of this man so that many of this generation can get to know him.
Dr. Sadat Hussain was a bureaucrat from Bangladesh and chairman of the Bangladesh Public Services Commission, one of the country’s main constitutional bodies. He also served as Chief of the Bangladesh Civil Service and as Cabinet Secretary of the Government of Bangladesh.
Sadat Hussain is a freedom fighter. He worked in the expatriate government of Bangladesh in 1971. In his working life he gained fame for his honesty, efficiency, fairness and character. He was disciplined and ethical.
Sadat Hussain was born on November 24, 1947 in the Noakhali district. He studied economics at the University of Dhaka. In 1976, he received a doctorate in economics from the United States. One of his children, Shahzad Sadat. He also has two more daughters.
Career: After completing his education, he passed the competitive exam in 1970 during the Pakistan period and joined the Pakistan Civil Service (CSP). The liberation war began in 1971 while working as an officer’s apprentice in Narail. He went to India in April and joined the expatriate government of Bangladesh. His book ‘Participation in the Liberation War’. Posted by Mawla Brothers in 2012.
He retired as always from the Bangladesh Civil Service during his tenure as Cabinet Secretary from 2002-2005. He was appointed Chairman of the Bangladesh Public Commission in 2006 and held the position until 2011. He has held several important positions, including the position of Chairman of the National Revenue Board. Towards the end of his career he was promoted to Cabinet Secretary.
Sadat Hussain, who served as cabinet secretary, was the ninth chair of the Bangladesh Public Services Commission, the recruiting authority for government jobs in Bangladesh. He was an honest, brave, and brave government bureaucrat. People will always remember him with respect. (Source: Wikipedia)
Mahbub Alam, a BCS administrative board official, wrote on his Facebook: ‘Dr. The first time I saw Sadat Sir I gave him BCS Viva. Danamela got out of the car at the entrance to the old PSC building and got in like a bird. Sir got the job at the time. So I just listened and saw Sir on the talk show. After hearing her praise, honesty, perseverance, personality, and success stories, she passed away. The lord did not return to the country. The void of such a tutor in the administrative family is irreplaceable. May Allah give you paradise.
Moniruzzaman Monir. He is an educational officer. He wrote on Facebook, ‘Sir, when I was president of PSC, I gave live for the BCS exam. By God’s grace, I also got a job. Many unemployed youth like me will thank you. Sir BCS changed the type of examination. May Allah grant Jannatul Ferdous to Sir.
An executive magistrate wrote: ‘Therefore, an honest, gentle and efficient former cabinet secretary, Bir Muktijoddha Dr. Sadat Hussain Lord. (Innalillahi wa inna ilaihi rajiyun.) He was as wise as he was humble. May Allah Almighty grant Jannatul Ferdous.
Biklus Ahmed Biswas of the Meherpur District Community Club Dhaka. He wrote in a condolence message on Facebook Wall, a former cabinet secretary and PSC president. Sadat Hussein no longer exists. (Inna lillahi wa inna ilahi rajiun). He has been very ill for the past few days. He was placed on ventilator support at United Hospital. He breathed for the last time around 10:30 at night. Very gentle and truthful. Sadat Hussein was a former senior secretary. He was the center of attention on the talk show. His speaking technique was richer in knowledge and information than any other negotiator. He was a very humble, honest and good man. The country and the nation have lost a truthful man with talent. ‘ Sadat Hussein wishes peace to the deceased soul.
Mohammad Hossain Reza Qaderi wrote in a comment: “I have read your article in Kalerkanthe.” There were many large-scale writers and researchers. May Allah grant you paradise! Keep your family safe. Amen!
He has been commemorated in the writings of the Kaler Kantha newspaper, after being relieved of government duties. Sadat Hussain writes regularly on various topics in the Kaler Kantha newspaper. He was also involved in various social development activities.
In addition, several people have made positive comments about this former bureaucrat. We believe that God will reward people for what they think. He died but left the karma. It has left many ideals for today’s bureaucrats and government officials. He showed with his finger in his eye that, as a government official, he must become a person acceptable to all, regardless of party affiliation.
It took place in the hearts of the BCS cadres. Which is not really what many people can do. He has made a place in people’s hearts through his worldly works. Biographies can be written to keep your ideals alive and spread them to future generations. Then all of these creative people will live much longer through their actions. May Allah the Merciful make the late Sadat Hussain an inhabitant of Paradise. Amen
Author: Judge, Judicial Service of Bangladesh
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