UNB, Cox’s Bazar :
Mentioning that the next general election will be held as per the Constitution, Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim on Monday said Awami League will gladly accept people’s verdict in the polls.
He came up with the remarks while addressing a programme marking the handover of cheques of the Prime Minister’s grants for journalists at the Cox’s Bazar Press Club.
Nasim said, it has been proved through the Rangpur city polls that fair elections are held during the tenure of
Awami League. “However, there’s no end to BNP’s allegations about such an election,” he said urging the party to join the next election instead of running way from the field.
He said the present government has successfully handed all calamities. “It’s dealt with the manmade Rohingya crisis strongly as well,” he added.
The minister expressed the hope that the Rohingyas will soon be able to return to their own country safely, and hailed the sacrifice made by the residents of Cox’s Bazar over the issue as the district has accommodated the forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals.
Nasim handed over cheques for Tk 50,000 to seven journalists each at the programme presided over by President of Cox’s Bazar Union of Journalists Abu Taher Chowdhury.
MP from Cox’s Bazar-3 constituency Saimum Sarwar Kamol, Civil Surgeon of the district Dr Abdus Salam, acting Mayor of Cox’s Bazar municipality Mahbubur Rahman, member of Bangladesh Federal Unionof Journalists (BFUJ) Advocate Ayasur Rahman and senior journalist Priyotosh Paul Pintu also spoke on the occasion.
Mentioning that the next general election will be held as per the Constitution, Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim on Monday said Awami League will gladly accept people’s verdict in the polls.
He came up with the remarks while addressing a programme marking the handover of cheques of the Prime Minister’s grants for journalists at the Cox’s Bazar Press Club.
Nasim said, it has been proved through the Rangpur city polls that fair elections are held during the tenure of
Awami League. “However, there’s no end to BNP’s allegations about such an election,” he said urging the party to join the next election instead of running way from the field.
He said the present government has successfully handed all calamities. “It’s dealt with the manmade Rohingya crisis strongly as well,” he added.
The minister expressed the hope that the Rohingyas will soon be able to return to their own country safely, and hailed the sacrifice made by the residents of Cox’s Bazar over the issue as the district has accommodated the forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals.
Nasim handed over cheques for Tk 50,000 to seven journalists each at the programme presided over by President of Cox’s Bazar Union of Journalists Abu Taher Chowdhury.
MP from Cox’s Bazar-3 constituency Saimum Sarwar Kamol, Civil Surgeon of the district Dr Abdus Salam, acting Mayor of Cox’s Bazar municipality Mahbubur Rahman, member of Bangladesh Federal Unionof Journalists (BFUJ) Advocate Ayasur Rahman and senior journalist Priyotosh Paul Pintu also spoke on the occasion.
