The solo exhibition "Chayon’s Investigation Showcase" was organized in the capital’s Gulshan Gallery.

This is the image of Investigative Reports of prominent investigative television journalist Chayon Rahman, said a media release.   

Organizers said one photograph carries lots of messages. It is said that ‘One Reporting Picture tells 100 words’.

Moreover, the viewer's interest increases several times, if it is an investigative report’s photograph. Inconsistencies were highlighted in the investigative report. Through the exhibition of these photographs, the message of investigative reports can be spread to society. Besides, the new generation can also be interested in making investigative reports. From these thoughts, this special "Chayon’s Investigation Showcase" has been organized.

Chayon Rahman has long experience in investigative journalism. Significant of his 20-year-long career include extremism in the South West, pirates in the Sundarbans, counterfeit drugs, border crime, train oil theft, and human trafficking by sea, reads the release.

Visitors to the exhibition were also seen appreciating Rahman's investigative journalism. They thanked for organizing this exceptional exhibition.

In his reaction, Chayon Rahman said, “After crossing many hurdles, I searched for hundreds of news. These news honoured me with several national and international awards in my career. He called upon young journalists to be more focused in investigative journalism with infinite patience and courage.”

Chayon Rahman, in his two-decade journalism career, has worked for an era in the private television channel NTV. The rest of the time he worked for GTV and Channel Nine.

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