How the vegetable market syndicate is still in force, is the question of the Islamic movement

Islami Andolan Bangladesh Assistant Secretary General Maulana Sheikh Fazle Bari Masood said that although fascism has ended in the student movement, syndicates have not ended in the commodity market. The interim government will have to look into how the vegetable market syndicate is still maintained. He said these things in the president's speech at the Trinamool representative conference at Vatara Nagar North office in the capital on Friday (October 11) afternoon.

Sheikh Fazle Bari Masood said that the countrymen do not want to see ineffective consumer rights authorities after the July revolution. Although there is a large supply of vegetables in the wholesale market, no vegetable is available in the retail market below 100 rupees. The lower and middle class are dying to buy vegetables. How to buy something else?

“There is no excuse that the price of vegetables is high because of the road tax. We believe that the commodity market is being used as a tool by an identified group to destabilize the interim government. They create an unstable environment, indulge in conspiracies to damage the country financially.'

He also said that the leadership of the police station should be developed in light of the needs of the times. You have to be competent, efficient and smart. Must have the ability to present Islam easily to people. Must have the ability to remain strong like a leaden wall in all kinds of dangers and in any difficult situation.

The conference was moderated by Secretary Maulana Muhammad Ariful Islam and among others Anwar Hossain, Maulana Nurul Islam Naeem, M. Hasmat Ali, Engineer Gias Uddin Parash, Engineer Murad Hossain, Doctor Mujibur Rahman, Mufti Faridul Islam, Mufti Sirajul Islam, Md. Rakibul Islam, Mufti Nizam Uddin, Muhammad Nazmul Hasan etc.

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