Md. Mafiz Uddin Sarker, Rangpur

Former Caretaker Government Advisor and BRAC Chairman Dr. Hossain Zillur Rahman said that to realize the dreams of the people of the country, it is necessary to free Bangladesh from bureaucracy to run the state. He said this while interacting with reporters at a press conference at the city's Darshana Brac Learning Center on Saturday afternoon.

Dr. Hossain Zillur Rahman said that those who will manage the state in the future, including the interim government, need to be guided to bring a major change in the style of running the country. He said, through the self-sacrifice of young people including Abu Sayeed, the desire of what kind of Bangladesh we want has been expressed.

The governance style became bureaucratic and out of touch with ground realities. The problem is with bureaucracy. Now that is the big question whether I will be more satisfied with the allocation in a hospital or try to know whether the general public has been served. He called upon everyone at all levels to be held accountable. At the same time, the interim government should also have a sense of accountability. For this, initiatives should be taken at the social level as well as the state. After the political change, we all need to take an active part in the dream of taking over Bangladesh.

Hossain Zillur Rahman said,” What I heard in Dhaka should be reflected on the field level. I think it is very important that discussions in Dhaka should be based on the reality of the field. The gap between the center and the field needs to be reduced. Especially those who are in the ground reality and working on the ground for the government should listen. Otherwise, the great aspirations of reform may be restricted in the confines of bureaucratic bureaucracy.”

Earlier, BRAC Executive Chairman Dr. Hossain Zillur Rahman inaugurated the two-day 'Shaheed Abu Sayeed Health Camp' in Pirganj organized by Power and Participation Research Center (PPRC). The best doctors of the country participated in it. 1,800,000 marginal people received medical care from the health camp. From Friday morning, 14 booths provided prescription and free medicines to the health service.