1 Introduction: Union parishad is the most important and long lasting tier of the local government in Bangladesh. Since British period the name, structure, term and functions of Union Parishad are changed and by the changing process it has gotten the present form. There is no purpose in this UP system but a plan to implement a special ideology. This system is not an ending line, it is a starting point only. Union Parishad is an ancient ruling method. If the villagers of that time faced any problem, they solved it by gathering together through Panchayet system. For this, Charles Matecafe said to this villages as ‘Changeless Village Republic’. Objectives of the Assignment: Because of being a welfare state, this local body (UP) of Bangladesh government formed for serving the citizen. And for this reason, UP needs a large amount of money. Fromm where, UP will get this financial support and how will spend the money, it is the subject of our discussion. Union Parishad in Bangladesh: Local government in the rural area of Bangladesh was originally constituted by the British rulers as an ancillary of its law and order administration. In 1870, under the chowkidary Panchayet Act, the District magistrate was empowered to appoint a Panchayet at the Union level consisting of Five persons. In 1885, the Bengal Local self government Act was introduced Union committee at the Union level. A Union usually consists of 10-15 villages. The next important legislation was the village self Local government Act passed in 1919. After liberation f Bangladesh, President’s Order No.7 of 1972 was promulgated. This Order simply changed the name of Union Council to Union Panchayet. The latter was renamed as Union Parishad under the President’s Order No.22 of 1973.
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Introduction:
Union parishad is the most important and long lasting tier of the local
government in Bangladesh. Since British period the name, structure, term and
functions of Union Parishad are changed and by the changing process it has
gotten the present form. There is no purpose in this UP system but a plan to
implement a special ideology. This system is not an ending line, it is a starting
point only. Union Parishad is an ancient ruling method. If the villagers of that
time faced any problem, they solved it by gathering together through
Panchayet system. For this, Charles Matecafe said to this villages as
‘Changeless Village Republic’.
Objectives of the Assignment:
Because of being a welfare state, this local body (UP) of Bangladesh
government formed for serving the citizen. And for this reason, UP needs a
large amount of money. Fromm where, UP will get this financial support and
how will spend the money, it is the subject of our discussion.
Union Parishad in Bangladesh:
Local government in the rural area of Bangladesh was originally constituted by
the British rulers as an ancillary of its law and order administration. In 1870,
under the chowkidary Panchayet Act, the District magistrate was empowered
to appoint a Panchayet at the Union level consisting of Five persons. In 1885,
the Bengal Local self government Act was introduced Union committee at the
Union level. A Union usually consists of 10-15 villages. The next important
legislation was the village self Local government Act passed in 1919. After
liberation f Bangladesh, President’s Order No.7 of 1972 was promulgated. This
Order simply changed the name of Union Council to Union Panchayet. The
latter was renamed as Union Parishad under the President’s Order No.22 of
1973.
3 N0. SHINGHAJHU
Shinghajhulli is the 3 no. union parishad of
Cowgacha Upazila in Jessore district. This
union parishad has a glorious history of
liberation war. It gained freedom
Pakistani Army in 3 December 1971 which is
recognized as the first achieved independent
area of our country.
1. Md. Unus Ali Dofadar
1. Aklima Khatun
2. Shahida Begum
3. Tohura Begum
1. Sukur Ali
2. Nazrul Islam
3. Shafiqul Islam
4. Abdus Samad
5. Joinur Rahman
6. Nuruzzaman
7. Alomgir Hossain
8. Abdul Mazid
9. Nur Mohammad
� Md. Forid Hossain
� Choukidar:
� Dofadar:
3 N0. SHINGHAJHULLI UNION PARISHAD
01. Name of Union
02. Area
03. Village
04. Block
N0. SHINGHAJHULLI UNION PARISHADChowghaca, Jessore.
Shinghajhulli is the 3 no. union parishad of
gacha Upazila in Jessore district. This
has a glorious history of
t gained freedom from
kistani Army in 3 December 1971 which is
recognized as the first achieved independent
����Governing Body
Md. Unus Ali Dofadar (Chairman)
(Women Member)
(Women Member)
(Women Member)
(Member)
(Member)
(Member)
(Member)
(Member)
(Member)
(Member)
(Member)
(Member)
(Secretary)
9 person
1 person
3 N0. SHINGHAJHULLI UNION PARISHAD
At a Glance
: Singhajhulli
: 13.97 sq km
: 9
: 9
2
ISHAD
(Women Member)
(Women Member)
3 N0. SHINGHAJHULLI UNION PARISHAD
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05. Number of People : 18,800 (According to birth registration, Feb.2010)