State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Anindya Islam Amit said the government is working to stand beside the underprivileged and marginalized communities. He emphasized that it is the state's duty to ensure a favorable environment for all citizens so that no group is left behind. He made these remarks on Friday at a one-time check distribution event for distressed individuals organized by the National Social Welfare Council at the Jessore Deputy Commissioner's conference room.
The minister stated that under the BNP government’s election manifesto, initiatives such as the Family Card and honorariums for religious and social service figures have been implemented. So far, 37,567 beneficiaries have received Family Cards, with plans to expand the program in June. He added that despite global fuel price increases in 80 countries, Bangladesh has no plan to raise fuel prices and currently faces no fuel shortage. Iran has allowed five countries, including Bangladesh, to use the Hormuz Strait for shipping, which he described as a major success for the government.
The event was organized by the Department of Social Services with support from the Jessore district administration.
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