The Bangladesh Technical Education Board (BTEB) has issued a directive to all educational institutions under its jurisdiction, prohibiting the use of the Prime Minister’s photograph on banners, festoons, and billboards for any government event. This measure aligns with a recent circular from the Cabinet Division. The BTEB has emphasized the need for institutions to comply with these guidelines and take appropriate follow-up actions.
Government Circular Implemented
The government's directive, issued by the Cabinet Division, explicitly prohibits the use of the Prime Minister’s photograph in any format, including 3D, on banners and billboards during government events. This decision aims to maintain a certain decorum and protocol in public displays associated with government functions.
Implications for Educational Institutions
Educational institutions, particularly those under the BTEB, are now required to adhere to these new guidelines. This includes ensuring that all promotional materials, event decorations, and public displays do not feature the Prime Minister’s image. The BTEB’s notice serves as a formal communication to ensure compliance across all affiliated institutions.
