Chattogram Bureau :
Joint general secretary of the ruling party and information ministerDr. Hassan Mahmud said, constructive criticism by the political parties against the ruling party is the Beauty of Democracy . He said, listen to the talk shows on television, in what language the government is criticized. We think, there must be this criticism.
Without criticism, democracy is ruined, the beauty of democracy is ruined. Constructive criticism is the ‘beauty of democracy’ and you have to have the mentality to appreciate that criticism. He said that now you will see BNP secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir criticizing the government in harsh language in the morning, while competing with it, Rizvi Ahmed criticized the government in more harsh language in another press conference at noon. Besides, Gayeshwar Chandra Roy or anyone else went to the press club and said in another motions that we have no right to speak.
He was speaking as the chief guest at the bi-ennual conference of the Chattogram Press Club yesterday noon. . General Secretary Chowdhury of the Press club Chowdhury Farid delivered the welcome address at the conference chaired by Press Club President Ali Abbas and moderated by Joint Secretary Nazrul Islam. Former President Abu Sufian and Kalim Sarwar spoke on the occasion, Vice-President Salauddin. Reza, BFUJ vice-president Riaz Haider Chowdhury, Chattogram Journalists Union president Mohammad Ali spoke on the occasion.
Dr. Hasan Mahmud said Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina nurtured a culture of appreciating criticism. The information minister also said that in fact the media is the fourth pillar of the state.
If one of the pillars of the state does not work properly, then the foundation of the state is destroyed. With this in mind, Bangabandhu’s daughter Sheikh Hasina has been contributing to the freedom of the media, so that all of us can work independently with the media and live a comfortable life. He said the pens of journalists did not stop when everything was closed during the Corona period. We have noticed that when a crisis situation arises in the country or in the world, a quarter can use it to create instability in the society, to spread fear, to create instability in the society by spreading rumors and spreading false news.
But the mainstream media was very careful and worked hard so that rumors would not spread and false news would not create unrest in the society. For this reason, rumors or false news did not come in handy during this period. I would like to thank and appreciate those associated with the media for this.
Hassan Mahmoud said a report by a UK research firm had been published. They said, by 2030, Bangladesh will be the 27th largest economy in the world, and by 2035, Bangladesh will be the 25th largest economy in the world. Only 22 countries in the world have been able to sustain positive GDP growth during the Corona period.
If a nation is to move forward, there must be hope in that nation. It is our collective responsibility to make the nation hopeful. There is good reporting about the country, served the world. It is our responsibility to inform the people about them. “If the country is to move forward, we all need a concerted effort and journalists must play a leading role in that concerted effort,” he said.
Joint general secretary of the ruling party and information ministerDr. Hassan Mahmud said, constructive criticism by the political parties against the ruling party is the Beauty of Democracy . He said, listen to the talk shows on television, in what language the government is criticized. We think, there must be this criticism.
Without criticism, democracy is ruined, the beauty of democracy is ruined. Constructive criticism is the ‘beauty of democracy’ and you have to have the mentality to appreciate that criticism. He said that now you will see BNP secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir criticizing the government in harsh language in the morning, while competing with it, Rizvi Ahmed criticized the government in more harsh language in another press conference at noon. Besides, Gayeshwar Chandra Roy or anyone else went to the press club and said in another motions that we have no right to speak.
He was speaking as the chief guest at the bi-ennual conference of the Chattogram Press Club yesterday noon. . General Secretary Chowdhury of the Press club Chowdhury Farid delivered the welcome address at the conference chaired by Press Club President Ali Abbas and moderated by Joint Secretary Nazrul Islam. Former President Abu Sufian and Kalim Sarwar spoke on the occasion, Vice-President Salauddin. Reza, BFUJ vice-president Riaz Haider Chowdhury, Chattogram Journalists Union president Mohammad Ali spoke on the occasion.
Dr. Hasan Mahmud said Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina nurtured a culture of appreciating criticism. The information minister also said that in fact the media is the fourth pillar of the state.
If one of the pillars of the state does not work properly, then the foundation of the state is destroyed. With this in mind, Bangabandhu’s daughter Sheikh Hasina has been contributing to the freedom of the media, so that all of us can work independently with the media and live a comfortable life. He said the pens of journalists did not stop when everything was closed during the Corona period. We have noticed that when a crisis situation arises in the country or in the world, a quarter can use it to create instability in the society, to spread fear, to create instability in the society by spreading rumors and spreading false news.
But the mainstream media was very careful and worked hard so that rumors would not spread and false news would not create unrest in the society. For this reason, rumors or false news did not come in handy during this period. I would like to thank and appreciate those associated with the media for this.
Hassan Mahmoud said a report by a UK research firm had been published. They said, by 2030, Bangladesh will be the 27th largest economy in the world, and by 2035, Bangladesh will be the 25th largest economy in the world. Only 22 countries in the world have been able to sustain positive GDP growth during the Corona period.
If a nation is to move forward, there must be hope in that nation. It is our collective responsibility to make the nation hopeful. There is good reporting about the country, served the world. It is our responsibility to inform the people about them. “If the country is to move forward, we all need a concerted effort and journalists must play a leading role in that concerted effort,” he said.
