Govt closely monitoring students and teachers movement: Obaidul Quader

General Secretary of Awami League and Minister of Road Transport and Bridges Obaidul Quader is talking to reporters at the Ministry Secretariat.

Awami League General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader said that teachers' movement regarding quota reform and pension scheme is being closely monitored.

He said this to the reporters at the function of awarding the officers and employees of the road transport and highway department in the meeting room of the ministry on Sunday (July 7).

Obaidul Quader said, "The strike of teachers and anti-quota movement of students in public universities across the country against the universal pension guarantee program will be resolved." Have contact with teachers. Regarding sitting in discussion with the teachers, he said, "When will I sit with them, I cannot say at the moment." It will be resolved in time.

The bridge minister said, 'What they are protesting about is the government's decision. The court ruled differently, the court case is ongoing, it is in the Appellate Division. Court matters should not be discussed, now it is the jurisdiction of the court.'

General Secretary of Awami League alleged that BNP has failed in its own movement and has now relied on anti-quota movement of students and teachers' pension movement.

He said, 'BNP is now running a parasitic movement. They want to hunt by relying on others after failing themselves. This dream of theirs will become a daydream.

This time six officers-employees of the Road Transport and Highways Department were given the Purity Award.