Prime Minister Emphasizes Solar Power to Tackle Energy Crisis

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Keraniganj:Efforts to resolve the ongoing energy crisis are being prioritized by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, with a special focus on solar power generation, as stated by BNP Standing Committee Member Amanullah Aman, MP.

According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Aman made these remarks while addressing the 'Conscious Guardians' Gathering-2026' at Charkushlia Government Primary School, where he served as the chief guest. The event, organized with local guardians, teachers, and civil society representatives, focused on the theme "Clean Environment, Dengue-free Society; Drug-free Future."

Amanullah Aman highlighted various government initiatives, mentioning that special loan waiver facilities for farmers are being implemented, alongside the distribution of 'Family Cards' and 'Farmer Cards.' Furthermore, special allowances have been arranged for Imams, Muezzins, Khatibs, and priests to maintain religious harmony and dignity.

Reflecting on the development of the Charkushlia area since 1991, Aman noted his role in inaugurating the first electricity connection in the village during the BNP government's tenure, which initiated significant progress in electricity and connectivity.

In response to local issues raised at the gathering, Aman announced several initiatives, including a financial grant of Taka 3 lakh for expanding and filling the local graveyard land. He also directed the construction of a new road from Akkas's house to the graveyard by next week.

Aman, also a former DUCSU Vice President and Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information and Broadcasting Ministry, assured the community that engineers would address waterlogging issues on the school playground. Additionally, he consulted with officials from the Palli Bidyut Zonal Office regarding repairs to hazardous power lines in the village.

The gathering included the school's managing committee president Arif, along with teachers, guardians, and local dignitaries.