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Government Initiates Overhaul of State Institutions; Local Elections Confirmed

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The Minister of Local Government, Rural Development (LGRD), Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, announced yesterday that efforts are underway by the government to revitalize and properly organize long dysfunctional state institutions. He also confirmed that local government elections will proceed as scheduled.

Mirza Fakhrul, who is also the Secretary General of the BNP, shared these insights during a press interaction following the groundbreaking ceremony for a multi-story building at Hajipara Hafizia Madrasa in Thakurgaon. Responding to queries, he emphasized the need to address the impact of the prior regime in weakening state institutions and the importance of restructuring for enhanced accountability and the reinstatement of good governance principles.

Expressing gratitude to the people of Thakurgaon for their unwavering support through their votes, Mirza Fakhrul pledged to diligently fulfill his duties to honor their trust and goodwill.

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