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K.M. Limon Set to Become Gowainghat Press Club General Secretary for Second Consecutive.
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03 October 2026 04:50 PM
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Naeem Ahmed, Jaintapur-Gowainghat Sylhet.
Mohammad Karim Mahmud Limon (K.M. Limon), Gowainghat correspondent of Dainik Edin and Dainik Kazir Bazar, is set to be elected as the General Secretary of the Gowainghat Press Club for a second consecutive term in its 2026–2028 biennial election.
As there is no other candidate contesting the post of General Secretary, Limon is on course to be elected unopposed. He previously served as the General Secretary of the Gowainghat Press Club for the 2024–2026 term.
According to the Press Club Election Commission, the final list of valid candidates was published on October 1 following the scrutiny of nomination papers under the leadership of Chief Election Commissioner Zakir Hossain. K.M. Limon’s nomination was the only one declared valid for the post of General Secretary.
Voting for the other posts of the Press Club will be held on October 9. The election of K.M. Limon as General Secretary will be formally confirmed through an official announcement by the Election Commission thereafter.
Members of the Press Club said that during his previous term as General Secretary, K.M. Limon played a role in strengthening the organization’s activities, maintaining unity and discipline among members, and addressing various issues concerning journalists.
Reacting to his being on course to be elected unopposed, K.M. Limon expressed gratitude to the members and well-wishers of the Press Club. He said that the love and trust of his colleagues had increased his responsibilities. He also expressed his determination to work with honesty and dedication to uphold the dignity of the Press Club, promote objective journalism, and contribute to the overall development of the organization.
Meanwhile, journalists as well as leaders of various social, cultural and professional organizations have congratulated Karim Mahmud Limon on being set to become the General Secretary for a second consecutive term.
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