State Minister for Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Mir Shah Alam declared that the Awami League, which he termed authoritarian, would not be allowed to return to Bangladesh’s political arena. He warned that the party might attempt to regain political activity by spreading confusion on social media. He urged citizens to remain alert against such efforts. The minister made these remarks on Thursday while addressing the inauguration of outpatient and inpatient services at Shaheed Ziaur Rahman Children’s Hospital in Bogura, marking the birthday of Dr. Zubaida Rahman, wife of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.
Mir Shah Alam cautioned that misleading campaigns could emerge around June 23, the Awami League’s founding anniversary, aiming to divert public attention. He alleged that certain groups were conducting propaganda to rehabilitate authoritarianism and called for unity against these attempts. He also stated that Bogura had faced political discrimination and development deprivation for 17 years, but the current government had begun development work despite conspiracies.
The minister added that the government planned to expand the hospital’s six-story building to eight stories and acquire an adjacent multistory building to enhance healthcare services.
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