The Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is undoubtedly a world famous leader. He went to jail many times but in exchange has achieved something great. He used to say, one should not bow down to injustice rather nurture justice. The country will move forward by implementing this ideal of Bangabandhu, State Minister for Public Administration Farhad Hossain on Sunday said.
He was speaking as the chief guest at the concluding ceremony of book unveiling ‘Hundred Hours of Mujib Practice in Hundred Years’ organised by the district administration at the District Shilpakala Academy hall room in Meherpur on Saturday.
The minister also said, “Bangabandhu used to say that if you can love people, people will be ready to give their lives for you. So in the field of politics, people must first learn to love. He spent important moments of his life in jail. From there he created the outline of the liberation of the Bengali nation.”
One day every week, virtual and physical guests were present in the conference room of the district administration on various aspects including Bangabandhu’s childhood, adolescence, political philosophy, economic philosophy. The discussion lasted for an hour every day. The event was concluded at the District Shilpakala Academy auditorium in Meherpur on Saturday. And a book has been written about these discussions. State Minister Farhad Hossain unveiled the book as the chief guest.
Deputy Commissioner Dr. Munsur Alam Khan presided over the function. Principal of Meherpur Government College Prof. Shafiul Alam Sardar and Principal of Government Women's College Prof. Rafiqul Islam were present as a special guest. Additional Commissioner of Police Jamirul Islam, President of District Bangabandhu Education and Research Council Prof Hasanuzzaman Malek and Public Prosecutor Pallab Bhattacharya in District Judge's Court also addressed the function.
Earlier, the country's eminent personalities were the guests in the program. In particular, speakers, ministers, Bangabandhu’s associates, politicians, writers of the country, researchers and people of various professions have given guest speeches.