Cultural Minister Nitai Roy Chowdhury orders official synergy to execute election manifesto
Chuadanga Correspondent
Cultural Affairs Minister Nitai Roy Chowdhury on Sunday called upon all government departments to work with transparency, integrity, and inter-agency coordination to implement the government's election manifesto and developmental pledges.
The minister issued the directives while addressing an introductory and views-exchange meeting with district heads of departments at the Chuadanga District Commissioner's conference room during his first official visit to the district as the minister-in-charge.
Declaring a zero-tolerance policy against corruption, narcotics, and lawlessness, Minister Nitai Roy Chowdhury directed administrative and law enforcement agencies to maintain strict vigilance against public disinformation regarding agricultural fertilizer supply and electricity distribution.
Highlighting ongoing social security and developmental programs—including the distribution of Family Cards, Farmer Cards, and nationwide canal excavation initiatives—the minister announced plans to organize cultural events across the country to observe "Nazrul Year" and promote non-communal national values.
Chuadanga District Magistrate and Deputy Commissioner Lutfun Nahar presided over the meeting, which was attended by Superintendent of Police Mohammad Ruhul Kabir Khan, departmental heads, and local civic leaders. Earlier on Saturday evening, the district administration accorded a formal reception to the minister upon his arrival at the Chuadanga Circuit House.
