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English: The Managing Committee of Jagannath College, 1907.

Sitting left to right: Rai Chandra Kumar Datta Bahadur; Robert Nathan, ICS, CIE, Commissioner of Police, Dhaka; Kishorilal Roy Chaudhury, zamindar of Baliati.

Standing left to right: L. M. Chatterjee; Khawja M. Yusuf; Ananda Chandra Roy; Kaliprasanna Roy.
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