Rajshahi:Advocate Shafiqul Haque Milon, MP, has emphasized the pivotal role teachers must play in eradicating societal corruption and deception, urging them to take responsibility for educating and shaping future generations.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Milon made these remarks as the chief guest during the centenary celebration of Laloich Government Primary School in Mohanpur upazila. He highlighted the government's implementation of a demand-based and knowledge-based technical education system, stressing the need for a multifaceted educational approach that includes Bengali, English, and religious studies.
Milon underscored the importance of a disciplined environment that allows children from all faiths to practice their religion and advocated for increased opportunities in sports, music, and poetry to nurture children's talents. He also reflected on the country's rich history and resources, calling for collective efforts to realize a prosperous future for Bangladesh.
The lawmaker criticized certain aspects of the primary education system, pointing out allegations of teachers neglecting their duties in favor of personal activities, which he described as significant obstacles to providing quality education. He urged the community to support the development of educational and religious institutions.
The event, organized by former students of Laloich Government Primary School, was presided over by Khalilur Rahman Sheikh. Notable attendees included District BNP member Professor Abdus Samad, Kesharhat Municipal BNP President Alauddin Alo, and other local leaders and officials.