Uddokta Chattogram, a local organization, on Friday organized an event on Kazem Ali High School premises on the occasion of the mournful month of August.
The Deputy Minister for Education Barrister Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury, MP, observed this while addressing a discussion, marking the distribution of copies of the book “Unfinished Biography of Bangabandhu” among students in the port city, says a media statement.
Addressing the students, the deputy minister said they (students) should be engaged in development activities being imbued with the ideals of Bangabandhu. In this way, it would be the real tribute to be paid to Bangabandhu.
He said: “Bangabandhu taught us how to love people and soil of this country, while his daughter Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is now working relentlessly to make a poverty-free country in order to finish the unfinished tasks of her father.”
Chaired by Sonia Azad, founder of Uddokta Chattogram; Helal Akbor Chowdhury Babor, former finance affairs secretary of Awami Jubo League; Md. Shahabuddin Ahmed, president of the managing committee of Kazem Ali School & College; Ansar Ul Haque, general secretary of Chokbazar thana Awami League; Nur Mostafa Tinu, councilor of No.16 Chokbazar ward; were present as special guests.
Speaking at the function, Helal Akbor Chowdhury Babor called for following the ideals of the father of the nation to make a healthy society. Sonia Azad, in her speech, observed that Bangladesh can be turned into a developed country if the ideals and dreams of Bangabandhu are materialized.
