In Honor of Our Esteemed Colleagues
Remembering the exceptional contributions of our public servants in promoting accountability and good governance.
The Local Government and Rural Development Audit Directorate respectfully remembers and honors the distinguished public servants whose dedication, integrity, and commitment to public service enriched our institution and the nation. Their contributions to public administration, accountability, and good governance continue to inspire us and remain an enduring part of our institutional legacy.
2026
Mr. M. Hafizuddin Khan
Former Comptroller & Auditor General of Bangladesh
Life Span: 1939-2026
Tenure as CAG: 8 August 1996 – 7 August 1999
“His distinguished journey—from Comptroller and Auditor General to Finance Secretary, Adviser to the Government, and a respected elder statesman—demonstrated that service to the nation extends far beyond any single office. His wisdom, integrity, and vision continue to inspire generations of Audit & Accounts officers to serve with courage, purpose, and devotion to the public good.”
Abu Noman Muhammad Hossain
Former Additional Secretary to the Government of Bangladesh,
Former Country Team Leader, United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), Bangladesh and Malaysia
Life Span: 1958 – 2026
Audit and Accounts Cadre (1984 Batch)
“A mentor, scholar, and friend to countless young officers, he generously shared his knowledge, experiences, and love for learning. Through thoughtful discussions, guidance, and encouragement, he nurtured professional excellence and intellectual curiosity, leaving an enduring legacy in the hearts and minds of those he inspired.”
Muhammad Golam Rabbani
Former Additional Accountant General
Life Span: 1968 – 2026
Audit and Accounts Cadre (18th Batch)
“Though his journey ended far too soon, his warmth, sincerity, and affection for those around him left a lasting mark on our institution. He also left and "affection to the black color" As we remember our beloved colleague, we also remember the family he cherished most. His memory lives on in our hearts, and his son will always remain a part of the wider Audit & Accounts family.”