Advisor to the Ministry of Home Affairs and Agriculture Lt. General (Retd.) Md. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury said that there is no fear at the border. Don’t listen to rumours. The government is always ready to deal with any kind of situation.
The advisor said these things at the press briefing after exchanging views with the members of the law enforcement force of Rangpur Division at Rangpur Police Lines School and College Auditorium on Monday (December 2).

The Home Affairs Adviser said that there was no corruption in the appointment of police constables this time. If you have any clear allegation of corruption in this appointment then let me know and I will take action.
In response to a question about increasing agricultural production, Jahangir Alam said that potato comes from Netherlands and BRAC and BADC. Of these, the seeds of the Netherlands are the best. The government imported 3,000 metric tons of potato seeds last year. This time more seeds will be imported.

He said that there is no shortage of chemical fertilizers in the country at this time.
The advisor also said that once Rangpur was called a famine area. But Rangpur, Dinajpur, Rajshahi now produce a lot of agricultural products. The surplus agricultural products of these regions are playing a helpful role in meeting the deficit in other regions of the country.

Earlier in the morning, Adviser Jahangir Alam Chowdhury went to Babanpur village of Jafarpara of Madankhali Union in Pirganj of Rangpur. There he visited the grave of martyr Abu Saeed in the anti-discrimination student movement and met his family and inquired. Later he distributed winter clothes among the winter people of Abu Saeed’s area.

While talking to the journalists in Pirganj, he said that the neighboring country’s Indian media is spreading false propaganda about Bangladesh. Only you can present the counter truth against it. You can stop them (Indian media) from spreading lies by revealing the facts. I will request you for this. Then the face of those who spread falsehood will be chalked.

The advisor also said, I do not have any information about ISKCON ban. You will know if something happens. If someone is involved in harassment in a case, the victim must be exonerated.

Adviser Jahangir Alam Chowdhury said that those who are filing false cases around the students’ movement will also be brought under the law. For this purpose, a committee has been formed including the police as well as the DCs.

BGB Director General Major General Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Siddiqui, RAB Director General AKM Shahidur Rahman, Rangpur Range DIG Aminul Islam, Superintendent of Police Mohammad Sharif Uddin and other senior officials were present.