Professor Dr. Md. Ilyas Mollah, described as a Jamaat MP, spoke with students about their career ambitions and told them that their dreams were also the dreams of his group. Students said they wanted to become doctors, lawyers, software engineers, programmers, teachers, university teachers, psychologists, police officers, fashion designers, pilots and army chief. The location and date of the interaction were not provided.

Mollah asked students why they wanted to pursue their chosen careers, including a student who said they wanted to become army chief to serve the country. He said working for the country required protecting it and safeguarding its sovereignty. His light-hearted question to a student aspiring to join the administration cadre drew laughter, while he praised another student’s ambition to become a psychologist.

Addressing the students, Mollah said they must remain honest, love the country and work for people regardless of their profession. He urged them not to loot national resources or oppress people, saying public administration should serve rather than persecute citizens. He said Bangladesh’s future was connected to their ambitions and wished them success in fulfilling their dreams.