Awami League mourns death of freedom fighter Moazzem Hossain Masood in New York

Hakikul Islam Khokan

On the death of freedom fighter Moazzem Hossain Masood in New York, United States Awami League, all allied organizations and various political, social, cultural, professional, journalists, poets, artists, writers, intellectuals and eminent persons have expressed their deepest condolences to the bereaved family. Masud died suddenly of a heart attack at his residence in Bengali-dominated Jackson Heights, New York (Innalillahi wa Innalillahi Rajiun). He was 72 years old at the time of his death. The late freedom fighter Mojam Hussain Masud lived with his first wife for a long time. And then about a decade ago, they divorced due to the lack of marriage between them. They have four daughters in New York. When the heroic freedom fighter Moazem Hossain Masud separated with his first wife and daughters, he went to Bangladesh and focused on business and got married to a woman living in Dhaka, Madhukhali, Faridpur. He had a good time with business and a new family. When Moazem Hossain Masud's business was damaged, he returned to New York.
Brave freedom fighter Moazzem Hossain Masud
Expatriates of New York from Akanagar village of Bancharampur upazila of Brahmanbaria district. Leader of Awami League and Awami family, brave freedom fighter Moazem Hossain Masud.
Adviser of Brahmanbaria Society USA" and Bangladesh Liberation War Veterans 1971 USA". On behalf of United States Awami League and Awami family and allied organizations, United States Awami League expressed deep grief and condolence on the death of heroic freedom fighter Mojam Hossain Masud, former GS of Baksu and heroic freedom fighter Dr. Pradip Tax, one adviser Haji Shafiqul Alam, one adviser Dr.Mohsin Ali, Senior Adviser and Senior Journalist Hakikul Islam Khokon, Senior Adviser Ramesh Nath, Office Secretary Engineer Mohammad Ali Siddiqui, Legal Affairs Secretary Advocate Shah Mohammad Bakhtir Ali, Education Affairs Secretary MA Karim Jahangir, Bangladesh Liberation War Veterans 1971 USA President Bir Muktijoddha Golam Mostafa Khan Miraj and General Secretary Bir Muktijoddha. Farooq Hossain, United States Awami League Founder General Secretary and Muldhara Political America-Bangladesh Alliance President MA Salam, Heroic Freedom Fighter Shawkat Akbar Ritchie, Heroic Freedom Fighter Ismail Khan Ansari, Heroic Freedom Fighter Khurshid Anwar Babulub, Heroic Freedom Fighter Siraj Sarkar, Awami League Leader Mahbubur Rahman Milon, Awami League Leader Osman Gani, Awami League leader Biswajit Saha, Awami League leader Suhas Barua, Sheikh Hasina Mantra President and Awami League leader Jalal Uddin Jalil and General Secretary Awami League leader Kaykobad Khan, United States President Engineer Khandkar Ghiyas Uddin and General Secretary Journalist Helal Mahmud, former student leader of Dhaka University, Bangabandhu Awami Lawyers Parishad United States President Advocate Morsheda Zaman, Orbital Its general secretary Advocate Zakir Hossain Miah, Awami League leader T. Mollah, Awami League leader Delwar Hossain Molla, youth leader Khandaker Jahedul Islam, geologist Ghiyas Uddin, educationist Mosharraf Hossain Khan Chowdhury, engineer Azizul Islam, general secretary of News Portal Journalists Association journalist Arifur Rahman Arif and social welfare affairs secretary Md Pappu Chowdhury, United States Awami volunteers. League president HM Iqbal and general secretary Kibria Zaman, United States Chhatra League former president ZA Joy, vice president Shahidul Islam, former general secretary Jahangir H Miah, former UP chairman Awami League leader Iqbal Hossain, United States Women's Awami League joint general secretary Ruman Akhtar, Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSD) United States branch president Dewan Shahed Chowdhury and general secretary Noore Alam Ziku, JSF-Bangladesh. Its organizer is Haji Anwar Hossain Liton,Juba League leader Sheikh Zaman Hossain along with 101 prominent expatriates. Funeral of brave freedom fighter Moazem Hossain Masud last Friday, January 2, 2026. Held at the Jamaica Muslim Center in New York.
Before the funeral of the deceased, his relative HM Iqbal, president of United States Volunteers League, spoke on behalf of the family of the deceased. Khabar Ibn News.

On behalf of Bangladesh Liberation War Veterans 1971 USA, brave freedom fighter Golam Mostafa Khan Miraj gave guard of honor to freedom fighter Moazzem Hossain Masud after the prayer of the best child of the nation. In the Guard of Honor ceremony, the general secretary of the organization, heroic freedom fighter Farooq Hossain, heroic freedom fighter Monir Hossain, heroic freedom fighter Dr.Mohsin Patwari along with brave freedom fighters and numerous devotees including family members attended the Janaza of the deceased. Finally, the brave freedom fighter Moazem Hossain Masud was buried in Newasi.