BSS, Ranpur :
Government officials and employees should be self-motivated to preventing corruption and work spontaneously to produce honest new generations for building a corruption-free society.
“If we fail to win the war against corruption, our national advancement would be hindered and delayed,” Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Secretary Muhammad Delwar Bakht said this at a meeting held on Saturday as the chief guest. The divisional administration and divisional office of ACC jointly organised the divisional level views-sharing meeting.
on ‘Corruption Prevention Committee (CPC) and Satota Sangha’ at conference room of the Divisional Commissioner in the city.
Director General (Prevention) of Anti-Corruption Commission Sarwar Mahmud, Additional Divisional Commissioner (General) Abdullah Sajjad, Divisional Director (Local Government) Zakir Hossain, Divisional Director of ACC Moniruzzaman Khan, its Deputy Director at Rangpur District Combined Office Sheikh Md. Fanafillah, high officials of the district and upazila
level administrations and educational officials from all over Rangpur division were present.
Members of Rangpur CPC, district and upazila level officials of the administrations and education department apprised the chief guest of field level situation on formation of Satota Sangha and Satota Stores at schools and challenges being faced by them.
The chief guest advised the Deputy Commissioners, Additional Deputy Commissioners, Upazila Nirbahi Officers, education officials and CPC members at all levels to work with utmost sincerity to complete formation of Satota Sangha at all schools.
“We must be self-committed to inspire authorities and teachers of schools and madrashas in forming Satota Sangha and Satota Stores at their own initiatives and run those properly to assist students practicing honesty from their childhood,” he said.
“Corruption remained as a major barrier to progress. Satota Sangha and Satota Stores in educational institutions would motivate young students as honest, he said.
Government officials and employees should be self-motivated to preventing corruption and work spontaneously to produce honest new generations for building a corruption-free society.
“If we fail to win the war against corruption, our national advancement would be hindered and delayed,” Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Secretary Muhammad Delwar Bakht said this at a meeting held on Saturday as the chief guest. The divisional administration and divisional office of ACC jointly organised the divisional level views-sharing meeting.
on ‘Corruption Prevention Committee (CPC) and Satota Sangha’ at conference room of the Divisional Commissioner in the city.
Director General (Prevention) of Anti-Corruption Commission Sarwar Mahmud, Additional Divisional Commissioner (General) Abdullah Sajjad, Divisional Director (Local Government) Zakir Hossain, Divisional Director of ACC Moniruzzaman Khan, its Deputy Director at Rangpur District Combined Office Sheikh Md. Fanafillah, high officials of the district and upazila
level administrations and educational officials from all over Rangpur division were present.
Members of Rangpur CPC, district and upazila level officials of the administrations and education department apprised the chief guest of field level situation on formation of Satota Sangha and Satota Stores at schools and challenges being faced by them.
The chief guest advised the Deputy Commissioners, Additional Deputy Commissioners, Upazila Nirbahi Officers, education officials and CPC members at all levels to work with utmost sincerity to complete formation of Satota Sangha at all schools.
“We must be self-committed to inspire authorities and teachers of schools and madrashas in forming Satota Sangha and Satota Stores at their own initiatives and run those properly to assist students practicing honesty from their childhood,” he said.
“Corruption remained as a major barrier to progress. Satota Sangha and Satota Stores in educational institutions would motivate young students as honest, he said.
