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Saturday, January 21, 2012
Govt unperturbed by border development: Ashraf
http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/latest_news.php?nid=35264
Syed Ashraful Islam
Star Online Report
While attacks on Bangladeshis continue near the Indo-Bangla border, LGRD Minister Syed Ashraful Islam said on Saturday that the government is not worried over the developments.
“The government cannot put aside everything and only think about what’s going on there on the border,” Ashraf, also the general secretary of ruling Awami League, told reporters in the afternoon hours after Indian border guards gunned down another Bangladeshi cattle trader.
Syed Ashraf was talking after the orientation programme of the newly-appointed district administrators and chief executive officers held at National Institute of Local Government auditorium at Agargaon in the capital.
All the incidents which are taking place in the bordering areas have many things involved. The government cannot hold trials of all these, he noted.
“Incidents of cattle and drug smuggling and cattle lifting are taking place always. These are nothing new. These were there in the past, are now and will be in the future. The government is not worried about these at all.”
Govt unperturbed by border development: Ashraf
http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/latest_news.php?nid=35264
Syed Ashraful Islam
Star Online Report
While attacks on Bangladeshis continue near the Indo-Bangla border, LGRD Minister Syed Ashraful Islam said on Saturday that the government is not worried over the developments.
“The government cannot put aside everything and only think about what’s going on there on the border,” Ashraf, also the general secretary of ruling Awami League, told reporters in the afternoon hours after Indian border guards gunned down another Bangladeshi cattle trader.
Syed Ashraf was talking after the orientation programme of the newly-appointed district administrators and chief executive officers held at National Institute of Local Government auditorium at Agargaon in the capital.
All the incidents which are taking place in the bordering areas have many things involved. The government cannot hold trials of all these, he noted.
“Incidents of cattle and drug smuggling and cattle lifting are taking place always. These are nothing new. These were there in the past, are now and will be in the future. The government is not worried about these at all.”