Meherpur Correspondent: In the comments of the Japanese ambassador recently about the national elections, Agriculture Minister Abdur Razzak said that the election is an internal matter of this country and foreign interference in the internal affairs of Bangladesh will not be accepted. They will be called and warned.
The minister said this while inaugurating the tree care program at the historical Mujibnagar Amrakanan at 10 am on Wednesday (November 16) in response to a question from journalists.
He also said that there is no chance of famine in the country. At present, a large amount of food grains are being produced in the country. Also the dollar crisis is an international problem. The minister said that after the war in Ukraine, there will be no more problems. The government is working to solve the dollar crisis along with food grain production.
Agriculture Minister Abdur Razzak and State Minister for Public Administration Professor Farhad Hossain came to Mujibnagar to pay tribute to the martyrs of the Great Liberation War by laying wreaths at the Mujibnagar Memorial and observed a minute’s silence. Later, the minister inaugurated the overall maintenance program of Amrakanan, which is located in the historic Mujibnagar complex, and planted a tree next to it.
At that time, Public Administration State Minister Professor Farhad Hossain, Meherpur-2 Constituency Member of Parliament Sahiduzzaman Khokon, Ministry of Agriculture Senior Secretary Saidul Islam, Deputy Commissioner Dr. Mohammad Munsur Alam Khan, District Superintendent of Police Rafiul Alam, Zilla Parishad Chairman Abdus Salam, District Awami League General Secretary and Gangni Upazila Parishad Chairman Abdul Khalek, Mujibnagar Upazila Parishad Chairman Ziauddin Biswas, Mujibnagar Upazila Awami League President Rafiqul Islam Tota and political leaders government officials- Employees were present.
