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‘Smart land management will be ensured with transparency’

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City Desk :

Land Minister Narayan Chandra Chanda has said that smart land management will be ensured soon with honesty and transparency.

“Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has set a mission to ensure smart land management and service for public welfare,” he said this while speaking at a reception hosted by Fultala Upazila unit of Awami League in Khulna on Friday night.

“Aiming at the mission, I will work with honesty, devotion and transparency and I am strongly determined to make the Ministry of Land into a service-oriented honest and experienced executive management,” the minister said.

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The land minister also said: “I owe to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina as she gave me the ‘Boat’ symbol in the 12th Parliamentary Election. I will work my level best for the people who elected me in order to fulfill their hopes and dreams.”

Later, he urged all the leaders and activists of Awami League to be united with a view to make the party stronger.

B M A Salam, vice-president of Khulna district unit of Awami League, presided over the meeting, while Mrinal Hazra, general secretary of Phultala upazila unit of Awami League, conducted it.

Among others, Awami League leaders Professor Sarder Shafiullah, Rafiqul Islam, Sarder Abu Saleh, Bilkis Akter, Shahnewaz Zoarder and Sarder Monirul Islam, addressed the meeting.

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