Member of Parliament Abul Hasnat has directly questioned the lack of progress in government job recruitment during the fourth session of the 13th National Parliament. He asked the State Minister for Public Administration why the desired progress in government recruitment has not been achieved.

The NCP lawmaker also leveled allegations against the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting for providing similar types of responses repeatedly. He made these remarks during the question-answer session of the parliament.

Question-Answer Session in Parliament

Hasnat Abdullah raised the question and allegation during the question-answer session of the fourth sitting of the parliament on Wednesday (November 10). His primary focus was on the sluggish pace of the government recruitment process and the repetitive nature of responses provided by the ministries.

Accusing the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of giving similar answers, he stated that the responses provided by the ministry on various occasions do not contain any new information or a picture of progress. Instead, he alleged, previous answers are being repeated verbatim.

Slow Pace of Recruitment Process

Expressing disappointment over the lack of progress in government job recruitment, Hasnat Abdullah asked why the expected advancement is not visible in this sector. His question has sparked a fresh discussion in parliament regarding the transparency and dynamism of the government recruitment process.

It remains unclear whether the Ministry of Public Administration provided an immediate detailed response to the query. However, the raising of such a question in parliament reflects the deep interest and concern among lawmakers regarding the government recruitment process.

Details in Video

According to a report by Prothom Alo, the full speech and the question-answer session involving Hasnat Abdullah can be viewed in the video of this parliamentary sitting. The question raised by the NCP lawmaker has generated widespread discussion among government job aspirants and the general public alike.