Dhaka:Jatiya Sangsad (JS) Deputy Speaker Barrister Kayser Kamal emphasized the importance of creating a humane Bangladesh that includes people from all faiths and communities. He stated that factors such as hills, plains, ethnicity, communities, or religion should not divide the identity of Bangladeshis, as all are citizens of Bangladesh.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Kayser Kamal highlighted the need for a Bangladesh founded on equality, freedom, and human dignity by safeguarding constitutional rights. He mentioned the current government's efforts towards achieving this goal.
The Deputy Speaker made these remarks during his address at the Dhaka Wangala 2026 event held at the playground of Banani Bidyaniketan School and College. He noted that every religion encourages followers to seek the Creator's satisfaction, and if adhered to properly, it would lead to a more beautiful and peaceful society.
Referring to the recent Durga Puja celebrations, Kamal remarked that this year's festival was exceptionally joyous and festive, attributing this to the rule of law and restored democracy. He asserted that people of all religions, ethnicities, and colors now have the freedom to express their opinions and enjoy religious freedom as their legal and constitutional rights have been established.
Kayser Kamal also reminisced about Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman's contributions to the cultural heritage of the country, noting the establishment of 10 cultural academies, which included one in Durgapur of Netrokona. These academies aimed to unite people from various walks of life.
In response to requests from Dhaka Wangala 2026 organizers, the Deputy Speaker assured that steps would be taken to establish a cultural academy and a church in the Banani area.