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Bangladesh Land Minister Announces Government's Plan to Eliminate Class Discrimination

The government is committed to eliminating class discrimination and ensuring welfare for the underprivileged.

By Staff Correspondent
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Land Minister Md. Mizanur Rahman Minu announced that the government is working to eliminate class discrimination in society. Speaking at an orientation programme for newly recruited peshkars at the Land Record and Survey Department in Tejgaon, Minu emphasized the government’s commitment to the welfare of underprivileged people and creating a corruption-free working environment. He urged the new employees to work with transparency and honesty.

State Minister for Land Mir Mohammed Helal Uddin highlighted the significance of the recent recruitment process, noting it was the fairest in the past 20 years. He called for an end to corruption and stressed the importance of providing high-quality services to citizens. Senior officials from the Ministry of Land and related boards were also present at the event.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What did Land Minister Minu say about the government’s goals?
Minu said the government is working to eliminate class discrimination and is committed to ensuring the welfare of underprivileged people and creating a corruption-free working environment.
What was significant about the recent recruitment process?
State Minister Helal Uddin noted that the recent recruitment process was the fairest in the past 20 years, with jobs secured by spending only Tk 125 without any lobbying.
What did Helal Uddin say about corruption in the land administration system?
Helal Uddin said that the land administration system often suffers from corruption committed by a small number of dishonest officials and called for everyone to remain free from corruption and perform their duties with honesty.
What was Helal Uddin’s message to the new peshkars?
Helal Uddin urged the new peshkars to build a self-reliant Bangladesh by embracing the spirit of 'Bangladesh First' and ensuring that services reach marginalized communities through the establishment of an equitable and justice-based society.

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