Mir Helal, State Minister for Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives, has said there is no benefit in threatening to create chaos on the streets. He stated that any attempt to obstruct the country's ongoing development will fail.
He made these remarks at an event on Saturday (November 14). The state minister further said that strict legal action will be taken against those who attempt to cause harm to public life and property for political purposes.
Call to Join the March of Progress
Addressing political parties, State Minister Mir Helal said, "Do not threaten chaos; become a companion in the march of progress." He asserted that the government is working on development and public welfare, and no one can halt the country's advancement.He added that while everyone has the right to democratic movements and freedom of expression, such activities must remain within the bounds of the law. He noted that problems cannot be solved through chaos and anarchy.
Rule of Law and Development
The state minister said the current government is working tirelessly to establish the rule of law and develop the country's infrastructure. He expressed hope that all citizens will become partners in this development process and will not engage in destructive activities.The remarks were reported by Bangladesh Pratidin and bdnews24.com. Analysts consider the state minister's comments significant in the current political context, although he did not refer to any specific incident or party by name.
