Part of this crisis is due to manipulation: Fakhrul on fuel shortage

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He made this comment while speaking as the chief guest at a program organized at Mirza Ruhul Amin Auditorium in Kalibari area of ​​Thakurgaon city this afternoon, Friday.

The local government minister said, “Sadly, some people have started doing unethical business here, which is harmful for our country and nation. I have told the administration that a close watch should be kept on this. Measures should be taken so that no one can profiteer by selling fuel in a corrupt manner during this crisis.”

Mirza Fakhrul urged people not to be unstable, saying, “Never harbor wrongdoing. Never encourage those who spread lies and false propaganda. Unfortunately, a class has emerged in Bangladesh that wants to undermine stability.”

He said, “We have come together to defeat a fascist force. Those who gave their lives to build a better Bangladesh – don’t we owe them something? Shouldn’t we honor that sacrifice? Making Bangladesh a peaceful, stable and developed country is that honor.”

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