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President: Corruption must be stopped

Appreciating the ongoing drive against wrongdoers and corrupt people, the President said, 'The country is marching towards development and simultaneously the practice of corruption is on the rise . But we must stop it and catch them (corrupt people).'

Update : 10 Oct 2019, 01:54 AM

President M Abdul Hamid on Wednesday reissued his note of warning against the corrupt individuals saying that none would get impunity whatever is their political identity.

Appreciating the ongoing drive against wrongdoers and corrupt people, the President said, “The country is marching towards development and simultaneously the practice of corruption is on the rise . But we must stop it and catch them (corrupt people).”

The head of the state, who in now on week-long tour at his native district Kishoreganj, said this while addressing a public gathering at Tarail Muktijouddha Degree College here in the afternoon.

He said, “The government has taken a good initiative to root out grafts from the society. I think it’s a very good and praise-worthy step.”

Referring to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s firm stance against the practice of corruption, President Hamid said the premier declared that she started drive against all sorts of corruption from her own house.

The premier has already stated that nobody will be spared whether they belong to Awami League, Jubo League or Chhatra League or any other political party, the President said.

“I believe if it is possible to remove corruption from the country, Bangladesh will go more forward than many other countries,” he hoped.

The President urged local lawmakers and political leaders to work together to respect people’s mandate as they voted them for making them leaders with many expectations.

“Whatever is your position, try to behave well with people. Listen to them and help them as you can,” Abdul Hamid, a veteran politician and very close associate of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, suggested the political leaders.

The President also advised the new generation, specially students who were present in the gathering, to read attentively to compete in the global competition.

Recalling his long-political career, the President said: “The prime motto of my politics was only to develop the greater Kishoreganj as well as the whole country and its people.”

He called upon all to come forward to ensure welfare of the country and do well for its people.

Local lawmaker Mujibul Haque Chunnu presided over the meeting.

Local political leaders and secretaries concerned to the President, among others, were present.

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