JU student Naeem wins gold in 8 kg fight in national karate

JOB Correspondent: On the occasion of Bangabandhu's birth centenary, Mohammad Georges Anwar Naeem (first place) student of Drama Arts Department of Jagannath University (JUB) won the gold medal in the 26th National Karate (6 kg Kumite-Fight) organized by Bangladesh Karate Federation. On this occasion, Monday (December 21, 2020) Jagannath University Treasurer Professor.

Kamaluddin Ahmed greeted and congratulated the gold medal winning student Naeem. At this time, Proctor said. Mostafa Kamal and Assistant Proctor Shahnaz Parveen were present. Expressing his feelings, Naeem said, "When I found out that the National would be held on December 10, 11 and 12, 3-4 months ago, I immediately talked to our Ansar team coach Jasim Sensei and moved to Dhaka very quickly.

" I also gained a lot of weight due to the lockdown. It weighed 63 kg. Seeing me, Ramzan Sensei scolded me a lot. Then he stopped coming to my house. He used to keep me in the club to practice. Sometimes he would take Sensi to Mirpur indoor for physical practice. Ramadan has caused a lot of trouble - Sensei for me. Today, Allah Ta'ala may have given me the value of his suffering. This success I will not say my dream is this, that, just want to go through hardships.

I want to give some good gifts to the country. Expressing congratulations and best wishes, Shams Shahriar Kabi, Chairman, Drama Department, said, “Naeem's karate gold medal win is an honor for our department and a good message and a matter of pride for the university. His success will inspire university students not only to participate in competitions but also in various walks of life. Naeem, a gold medalist, is a resident of Dhunat village in Elangi union of Bogra district.

He has been learning karate at BKSP since 2012. His classmates are also happy with his achievement. It may be mentioned that a karate competition was held for 3 days on December 10-12 at the Shaheed Suhrawardy Indoor Stadium in Mirpur.