this matter to the Ministry of Youth & Sports to find out and solve which one is the real organization for disabled sport representing the country. In the meantime IPC temporarily suspended the membership of Bangladesh. To solve this matter government formed a new organization ‘National Paralympic Committee of Bangladesh with a committee. Ministry of Youth & Sports also informed IPC HQ by a separate letter that NPC Bangladesh is only government recognized body to represent Bangladesh before the International Paralympic Committee (IPC). After that letter IPC sent some forms and papers to the newly formed NPC Bangladesh. As per the IPC guide line NPC Bangladesh has prepared a constitution of this organization which is already been approved by National Sports Council (NSC) and IPC. Hopefully, IPC approved constitution will be reached through our Ministry of Youth and Sport very soon and then IPC will process NPC Bangladesh membership. Bangladesh made its Paralympic Games début at the 2004 Summer Paralympics in Athens, sending a single representative (Mokshud Mokshud) to compete in athletics. Mokshud entered only the men's 400m T46 sprint, and failed to advance past the heats, clocking by far the slowest time. In 1:15.90, he was the only athlete to run the race in more than a minute. In 2008, the country once more had a single representative, Abdul Quader Suman. Visually impaired Suman ran the men's 100m sprint in the T12 category, and recorded the slowest time in the heats (16.63s), thus finishing his participation in the Games. Bangladesh has never taken part in the Winter Paralympics. Full results for Bangladesh at the Paralympics See also Bangladesh at the Olympics References