Chief Whip Nurul Islam Moni announced that the national budget will be presented in Parliament on June 11 and the supplementary budget will be passed on June 15. He shared the schedule with reporters after a parliamentary party meeting on Saturday evening. Budget discussions will begin on June 16, with sessions expected to run both morning and afternoon. The budget must be passed by June 30 and sent to the President for approval, with the official gazette to be published before midnight.

Moni said the government began its term with a deficit of 30 lakh crore taka but maintained stability through sincerity and by avoiding corruption. The meeting also reviewed progress across ministries and the government’s first 120 days of activity. The Prime Minister directed the introduction of a practical education system and a mid-day meal program in schools.

Addressing law and order, Moni stated that extortion and drug activities will not be tolerated, and strict action will be taken against offenders. He also mentioned ongoing efforts to curb gambling and other crimes and noted that a committee is being considered to update the constitution to meet public needs.