Peoples and Views
Satkania Population 299762; male 50.10% and female 49.90%; Muslim 86.75%, Hindu 11.89%, Buddhist 1.32%, Christian and others 0.04%. all the Community co-operate each other. they observe many religious festivals across the year.
Noted figures born in Satkania are:
- Professor Makbul Ahmed, First Secretary, Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Chittagong
- Md. Nurul alam Ex- DC, Joshor
- Abul Fazol, Ex-Education Advisor,GOB and former VC of Chittagong University
- (Mr. Md. Anowarul Azim Arif),VC of Chittagong University]]
- (Mr. Md. Ali Ahmed), Former Member of NRB,(National Revenue Board of Bangladesh)]]
- Dr. Alamgir Mohammad Sirajuddin, Former VC of Chittagong University]]
- Late ASM Abdul Gani, Prominent Academics, Researchers & Ex- Head, Bangladeh Railway Government High School Chittagong
- Abdur Noor Tushar, Media personality
- Asif Iqbal, Noted corporate personality
- ASM Iqbal sohel, Prominent Lawyer & Legal Researcher
- Shamol Dutta, Editor, The Daily Vorer Kagoj]
- Abul Momen, Noted journalist]]
- Colonel Mohammad Quasem, Bangladesh Army
- Md. Shahajahan kabir, Owner KSRM
- Abdul Matlab, Owner Banaful Company
- Haji Yunus, Owner Yunosco Shopping Center
- Zafar Ahmed Chy, Ex-Chairman, UCBL
- M N Islam,Chairman, Flora Limited
- Aminul Islam Amin, Central leader,Awami league
- Helal Humayun, Noted journalist
- Late Hazrat Maulana Abdul Hakim (Bura Maulana Saheb), Maliarkul, Kaliaish
- Late Master Osman Gani, BA.BT. Head Master, Ctg Muslim High School & Ex District Inspector of Schools, Ctg
- Md. Zaker Husain, Ex- Controller Of Audit,& Ex- Secretary General, BADC Officers' Association, Bangladesh Agri. Dev. Corporation(BADC)
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