Dhaka:State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj visited several Durga Puja mandaps in the Mohammadpur, Shyamoli, and Agargaon areas of the capital.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, during his visits, Hajjaj exchanged greetings and shared the festive spirit of Sharadiya Durga Puja with members of the Hindu community. He distributed gifts to mandap representatives on behalf of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.
Hajjaj expressed his delight at the opportunity to partake in the religious festivities and emphasized his commitment as a public representative to address the concerns of local residents. He encouraged temple committee leaders to reach out to him directly with any issues they face.
Responding to concerns about gas supply problems in local residential areas, Hajjaj informed that Titas Gas authorities were actively working to identify and repair leaks in the gas pipelines. He assured that efforts would continue to prioritize a permanent solution.
He highlighted the role of religious institutions in cultivating morality and values, urging that these lessons be passed on to the younger generation. Emphasizing the importance of education and moral upbringing, he stated that a united and prosperous Bangladesh could be achieved through collective responsibility.
Hajjaj mentioned the government's initiatives to enhance the quality of primary education and develop moral values among children, noting the significant contribution of religious and social institutions in this effort. He called for a collaborative approach to build a New Bangladesh through mutual respect and cooperation.