Anti-Corruption Day celebrated in Tajumuddin

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Bhola Representative:
The International Anti-Corruption Day was celebrated in Bhola's Tajumuddin with the participation of the Upazila Administration and Anti-Corruption Committee and the participation of the private development organization Palliseva organization.

On the occasion of the day, on Saturday (December 9) in the morning at 9 am, an anti-corruption human chain was held in the upazila parishad premises, then a discussion meeting was held in the upazila parishad hall under the chairmanship of the president of the anti-corruption committee, Yusuf Engineer, the upazila executive officer Moritam Begum spoke as the chief guest.

Among others, A'League General Secretary Fazlul Haque Deoan, Women Vice Checherman Kohinur Begum Sheela, Corruption Committee Secretary Rafiq Sadi, Press Club General Secretary Nurunnabi, Palliseva Sansthan Program Coordinator Paritosh Baudhata, Audit Officer Tarun Kumar Das, Audit Sabuj Chandra Feroz, etc., were a national and even the speaker in the event.

So from today we will not commit corruption and we will not allow others to commit corruption. Bangladesh has to take the lead by preventing corruption.

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