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Everyone on the bus was looking at Mahf

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There are other big stars in cricket and other sports besides football. They shine in their courtyards when the light of success shines. This is a continuation of all those big stars in the short game. Swimmer Mahfuza Khatun starring today.

How much do you think Mahfuza Khatun looks in the deep night sky? How the life has changed! The girl from Nawapara, Jessore, is an icon of Bangladesh's girls' sport today! For the past few years, swimmer Mahfuza captured all the lights on the occasion of Women's Day. The players went to meet Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina but he had to speak with courage. The first thing that Bangladeshi girls take to the swimming pool is, "I want to be like Shila (Mahfuza) Apu." 

games was won by any female swimmer in Bangladesh. So far Mahfuza has won five golds in international competition. Of these, two are in SA games in India. The rest of the three Indo-Bangladesh games. Mahfuza won two silver and two bronze in the SA games. The silver medalist won the Junior Aquatics Championship. The domestic competition is best in its own event for about a year and a half. The gold medal has been drawn from 28 years so far. The national and junior competitions are number 1.

Mahfuza participated in the Delhi and Glasgow Commonwealth Games, Guangzhou Asian Games, the World Swimming Championships in Dubai and Barcelona, ​​and the Islamic Solidarity Games in Baku. He was in Greece and Colombo to attend a special seminar at the invitation of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). At the invitation of the Government of India, the players have traveled to various sights of India as representatives of the players. Mahfuzai was the flag bearer of Bangladesh in the last SA Games in Kathmandu.

BKSP student Mahfuza graduated from the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism at Chittagong University. If he didn't do sports or chose journalism profession, 'Journalism is great. That's why I chose to study. Many of our teachers still say, "If you are a journalist, then you are a Pertis."

Grameenphone made a documentary on Mahfuza last March on the occasion of Women's Day. Various documentaries have been made about him on television on various occasions on Women's Day After winning the gold at the SA Games, the tide of congratulating Mahfuza in the National Assembly was over. That day will always be memorable for Mahfuza's life, 'Joy Bhai (Arif Khan), the then Deputy Minister of Sports, read a poem about me in Parliament. The Honorable Prime Minister then congratulated me on winning the gold in Parliament. I do not know if anybody else outside cricket has discussed this way in Parliament. That was one of the most memorable days of my life. '

Many swimmers would consider Mahfuza ideal, this is normal. Beyond this, do not get less than the love of ordinary people, 'go home with Amma. Everywhere I go, I get jotted around. Who will talk to me before, take a picture contest. There have also been many shops giving me free items. Say, we will be happy if you take it. '

an event, 'then barely won gold in SA games. I travel by bus. One day after getting on the bus, I see everyone looking at me repeatedly. Watching me I was very disappointed. One came and said, "You are proud of us. On hearing this, everyone on the bus started clapping. I will never forget the incident. '

Other players, other than cricketers, rarely have a chance to meet the PM. The exception, however, is probably Mahfuza. He was saying, 'I have met the Prime Minister eight times. At the beginning, I used to laugh and say, 'You are such a protestant girl! Where can you find so much courage? Don't you be afraid? '

Mahfuza has become unique because he has struggled with fear.