A meeting and quiz competition on moral development was held in Brahmanbaria under the implementation of the election manifesto of the current government. This program was organized as part of the Bangladesh program at the Brahmanbaria Niaz Mohammad High School Hallroom on Wednesday (May 21) morning. The program was organized in collaboration with the District Information Office, Brahmanbaria. The chief guest was the administrator of Brahmanbaria Zilla Parishad and the general secretary of the district BNP, Sirajul Islam. The special guests were Dr. Mostafa Emran Hossain, Deputy Director of the Department of Agricultural Extension, Brahmanbaria, Mohammad Shahidul Islam, the headmaster of Niaz Mohammad High School, and Md. Shahjahan, the range officer of the Forest Department. Also present were Mohammad Tajul Islam, former VP of Brahmanbaria Government College, along with teachers and students of various educational institutions and local dignitaries. The program was presided over by District Information Officer Deepak Chandra Das. Speakers at the meeting said that it is possible to build a beautiful, orderly and corruption-free society through moral education and practicing human values. Such events will play an important role in inspiring the young generation with patriotism, honesty and a sense of social responsibility.
The speakers also said that a joint initiative of families, educational institutions and society is needed to keep the current generation away from drugs, terrorism and social degradation. They urged students to enrich themselves with moral and human qualities rather than relying solely on textbooks.
At the end of the meeting, a quiz competition was held with the participation of the students. Later, prizes were distributed among the winners. The event created great enthusiasm and excitement among the students.