Dhaka Bureau: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said, ‘I have visited all places in Bangladesh. I have trodden miles upon miles of mud. Boats, sampans, trawlers, canoes, and vans that have not been ridden I have a ride on everything. I have visited Bangladesh like this. I have seen Bangladesh. And understanding that, I have undertaken the development program. Now we have brought Bangladesh to an end. He said, ‘I have traveled the country in such a way and am using the experience of traveling around the country to bring Bangladesh to such a prestigious position.’
Sheikh Hasina said these things in the president’s speech at the Eid greeting exchange ceremony organized by the Upazila Awami League in Tungipara on Sunday (July 2) morning. The Prime Minister said, “We have come so far by forming the government in 2009. Bangladesh has changed in these 14 and a half years. A house is a farm, digital Bangladesh is a community clinic, my village is my city, and I am taking the country forward through various social security works.
The head of government also said, “Every village is no longer a village.” We have provided 100% electricity. I have improved the roads. Now everyone calls Bangladesh a role model for development at the international level. Earlier, the Prime Minister left for Gopalganj on a two-day road trip from Ganobhaban at 8 a.m. on Saturday. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina reached Kotalipara at 8:50 a.m. via the Padma Bridge around 11:30 p.m. At this time, local leaders and workers welcomed him.
The Prime Minister was greeted with slogans. Later, he inaugurated the Kotalipara Upazila Awami League office. After the inauguration, Sheikh Hasina planted three saplings on the office premises. Later, the Prime Minister exchanged Eid greetings and had lunch with the leaders and workers of the Kotalipara Upazila Awami League. Then the Prime Minister left for Tungipara from Kotalipara. On reaching Tungipara, he first paid his respects at the tomb of the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. After that, the Prime Minister went to rest at his home in Tungipara. He spent the night there. Source: BSS
