Foreign Affairs Adviser of the interim government, Touhid Hossain, returned to his childhood school, Magura High School in Kishoreganj, Nilphamari, after nearly 60 years. On Sunday afternoon, he attended a gathering at the school grounds, engaging in discussions with teachers, students, and local residents.

The meeting, chaired by Headmaster Abdul Quddus, was also attended by the district commissioner Mohammad Nayiruzzaman, police superintendent Sheikh Rashedul Islam, and Hossain’s former classmate Mahiuddin Azad. Participants raised demands for nationalization of the school, construction of a new academic building, and renovation of the playground. In response, the adviser assured them of his support and expressed his emotional connection to the institution.

Touhid Hossain reminisced about his student days at the school, recalling memories tied to his father’s government service that brought him to the area. His visit was seen as a gesture of respect toward his educational roots and a reaffirmation of the government’s attention to rural education development.