  We present X-ray observations of the recent outburst of 2022 from the neutron
star low mass X-ray binary (LMXB) source 1A 1744-361. Spectral properties of
the source have been analyzed using joint NuSTAR and NICER observations. During
our observations, the source happens to be in the banana state (soft state) of
the hardness intensity diagram (HID). In addition to a power-law with a high
energy cutoff, the spectrum is found to exhibit broad iron $K_{\alpha}$
emission along with distinct absorption features. A prominent absorption
feature observed at 6.92 keV may be interpreted as $K_{\alpha}$ absorption line
from hydrogen-like iron. The absorption feature observed at 7.98 keV may be
interpreted as a blend of Fe XXV and Ni XXVII transitions. We have summarized
the evidence of variability of the spectral features observed in the X-ray
continuum by time-resolved spectroscopy.
