MPs give up VIP culture, big decision of BNP in Bangladesh; Will not take free vehicles and government plots

Bangladesh News Hindi: Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), which returned to power in Bangladeshi politics after two decades (20 years), has given a very strong and positive message with the formation of the government. In the parliamentary party meeting held under the leadership of Prime Minister Tariq Rehman, the newly elected MPs of the party have collectively decided that they will not accept duty-free vehicles and government plots given by the government.

Attack on VIP facilities

According to BNP media cell member Shairul Kabir Khan, this historic decision was taken during the parliamentary party meeting held on Tuesday. It is worth noting that amidst the preparations for the formation of the new government, 45 new government vehicles had already been prepared for the ministers and MPs. This decision of the MPs is being seen as a big change against corruption and VIP culture in the country.

18 month rule ended

President Mohammad Shahabuddin administered the oath of office to 60-year-old Tariq Rahman as Prime Minister at a grand ceremony held at the ‘South Plaza’ of Jatia Parliament in Dhaka on Tuesday. Tariq Rehman recently returned to the country after living in exile in London for 17 years. He is the son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia and former President Ziaur Rehman. With his swearing in, the 18-month rule of the interim government led by Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus also ended.

Won elections with overwhelming majority

In the recently concluded 13th parliamentary elections, BNP performed brilliantly and won 209 out of 297 seats. At the same time, his ally party Jamaat-e-Islami has won 68 seats. With this victory, it is expected that the ongoing political instability in the country after the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League will end.

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inclusive cabinet

Tariq Rehman has shown inclusivity in his cabinet. Along with him, the President also administered the oath to 25 ministers and 24 ministers of state. Special attention has been given to minority communities in this new cabinet in which Nitai Roy Chowdhury from Hindu community and Dipen Dewan from Buddhist community have been made ministers. Many prominent leaders of neighboring countries including India and Pakistan were also present at the ceremony.