Illness Could Not Stop Teacher Sajal Kanti Nath

Sub-headline: Retires After 26 Years of Teaching Jwel Nag, Mirsarai Chattogram. After a remarkable 26-year teaching career, teacher Sajal Kanti Nath of Jorarganj Buddhist High School in Mirsarai, Chattogram, retired on Monday. Despite facing various challenges and health complications throughout his career, he never allowed illness to keep him away from his teaching responsibilities. A farewell reception was organized at the school premises on Monday, September 28, marking the end of his professional journey. On the morning of his final working day, Sajal Kanti Nath was given a ceremonial welcome by the students through a guard of honor as he arrived at the school. Teachers and staff, students, members of the school governing body, and local dignitaries were present on the occasion. A farewell reception was held at 3:00 pm in the school auditorium, chaired by Head Teacher Tushar Kanti Barua. Colleagues, students, and well-wishers shared memories of Sajal Kanti Nath and highlighted his long-standing contribution to the school and its students. Sajal Kanti Nath began his teaching career at Jorarganj Buddhist High School in 2001. Over the years, he taught countless students and played an important role in the school's academic activities. His professional journey was not without difficult moments. He was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and underwent treatment. After gradually recovering, he returned to his regular teaching duties. He also faced other serious health challenges during his career. However, physical difficulties could not keep him away from his responsibilities. Even during periods of illness, he remained committed to teaching his students and serving the school. During the farewell ceremony, Twinkle Barua, Biswajit Das, Saiful Islam Khokon, and Subrata Barua, along with other colleagues and students, delivered speeches recalling his dedication and contributions. Assistant Head Teacher Subhash Sarkar praised Sajal Kanti Nath's dedication, sense of responsibility, and sincere commitment to his students. Although his 26-year teaching career has formally come to an end, Head Teacher Tushar Kanti Barua said that his teachings, values, and affection for his students will remain cherished memories for generations to come.