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Wednesday | October 21, 2026 | Dhaka

‘Govt believes in harmony among people’

 Savar Correspondent
 Published: 12:09 AM, 21 October 2026

BNP Standing Committee member and Dhaka-2 MP Aman Ullah Aman said that the current government believes in harmony among people of different religions and castes, including Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Christians.

Aman said this while visiting various puja mandap in Tetuljhora and Bhakurta unions of Savar on Monday.

They will practice whatever religion they have freely.

He said that our Prime Minister Tarique Rahman said that everyone has their own religion, but everyone has a state. So let us all move forward for the development and welfare of the state.

To move the country forward, we have to work for the welfare of the country.

He listened to the various problems of the traditional religious followers of Tetuljho union in Savar upazila and assured them of solutions to their problems.

At that time, he took responsibility for free education of several poor students and assured to provide musical instruments to local cultural workers.

At that time, Tentuljhora Union BNP President Haji Mohiuddin Ahmed, BNP leader Rezaul Karim Jewel, Hindu community leader Nani Gopal and many others were present.