Brahmanbaria-2 Member of Parliament Rumin Farhana said the country would have benefited if the home minister had shown as much interest in his own ministry as he does in others. She made the remarks on Friday while speaking to local journalists after inspecting road construction progress in Ghagrajuri village of Chuntta Union, Sarail upazila, Brahmanbaria.

Rumin Farhana stated that Bangladesh’s current law and order situation is more fragile than at any time in the recent past. She warned that without visible improvement in the economy and law enforcement, the government could face unfortunate consequences. Referring to the newly announced national budget, she questioned its feasibility and said she had raised these concerns in parliament.

She also accused local BNP leaders and activists of engaging in what she called a “case business,” alleging that they repeatedly file cases and seek bail in a cycle. She urged the home minister to address the issue, reminding him that he would one day be held accountable for his actions.