Prime Minister Tarique Rahman announced that the perpetrator of the Ramisa murder case will face the maximum punishment within one month. He made the declaration on Saturday afternoon while addressing the 127th birth anniversary celebration of national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam in Trishal, Mymensingh. The prime minister emphasized that his government will not tolerate any form of violence against children or women and that swift justice will serve as a deterrent to future crimes.

Rahman described the incident as evidence of a severe decline in the nation’s moral values, blaming years of “fascist rule” for damaging the judiciary, state institutions, and social ethics. He called for the establishment of the rule of law and a transformation in political culture to build a humane and secure state. The prime minister also warned that certain groups were attempting to create unrest over the child murder case by blocking roads and inciting violence.

He cautioned that such disorder could disrupt government development programs, including canal re-excavation, family and farmer card initiatives, and school uniform distribution for children.