The donation boxes of the historic Pagla Mosque in Kishoreganj were opened at 7 a.m. on Saturday, six months after the previous opening. The process took place in the presence of Kishoreganj Deputy Commissioner and Pagla Mosque Management Committee President Sohana Nasrin, along with other committee members. Thirteen donation boxes yielded a total of forty-three sacks of money, and counting began under tight security. Law enforcement personnel were deployed to ensure the process remained orderly and peaceful.

The last opening of the boxes occurred on December 27, when thirty-five sacks of cash were collected, totaling 117.8 million taka after counting, along with foreign currency, gold ornaments, and various goods. The Pagla Mosque, located on the banks of the Narsunda River, is a 250-year-old religious site managed by the Waqf-State since May 10, 1979. It is revered by people of all faiths who believe that sincere donations there help fulfill personal wishes.

Due to this belief, devotees donate not only money but also gold, livestock, poultry, and other items, reinforcing the mosque’s reputation as a center of faith and generosity.