Comments on: Discussion On The New Cabinet

By: Ali Noor

Ali Noor — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 05:03:43 +0000

He is indeed a dynamic personality. His track record is impressive. He has handled the Middle East crisis with managerial excellence. The taka 50,000 grant for the returning labourers will also mitigate their initial sufferings once they come back. Engr. Mosharraf Hossain has also promised that those returning from the Middle East will get priority in getting back their foreign jobs once the crisis is over.

The new bank to be launched tomorrow for the expatriates is another milestone for this government in its two and a half years in power. This bank will become a model for both the developed and developed countries.

The smart card for labourers going abroad, introduced by the labour ministry under him under the directives of the PM has already made business difficult for cheaters and dalaals deceiving them.

The country’s development progress is in the right course except for a few hitches. This government has done a lot in a very short time to overcome the mismanagement and total chaos left behind by the five year misrule of BNP and war criminals Jamaat racket and the following two years of stagnation by Fakruddin and Moeen unconstitutional misrule.

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By: Manirul Islam

Manirul Islam — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 05:50:38 +0000

Earlier, I expressed my concern about selection of Engr. Musharraf as I have heard things, particularly past political identity of Mr Hussain and his father, that conflicts with the opinion of Sufi and Animesh. Let us keep him under watch and procrastinate our fear a while. A quick fix suggestion to make the task of Mr Hussain easier. The ring leaders of ‘slave trading’ from Bangladesh to abroad, who happened to be leaders and vital financier of AL, are Noor Ali(Ali was a turn coat during emergency), Lotus Kamal and Dr. Iqbal. Confiscate their ill gotten wealth and siphon these to state coffer that they have amassed selling flesh and blood of poorest of poor Bangalees.

By: Engr Khondkar Abdus Saleque( Sufi)

Engr Khondkar Abdus Saleque( Sufi) — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 00:58:31 +0000

I have seen few comments on Engr.K.M.Hussain incidentally my relative and from the same area of Faridpoor.I know his family and his parents since childhoodd.His brothers were my playmates.He is well educated and very capable professional.He must not be judged m by his relationship with PM Hasina. But wait and see how he performs as minister.Our f Faridpoor is neglected in many different ways. Chowdhury Kamal Ibne Yususf is also our relative and his family is bery much respected in Fraidpoor.For ifferent reasons he could not o much for Faripoor.This year people vote for a change.The gentlemen who make averse comments here must realise BNP_Jamat allaince had several ministers who did not have basic qualifications even.But Engr.K.M .Hussain had education in repute institutions.He has proven track records.Let us see how he performs.Please do not make this forum dirty with motivated comments on persons one is not aware of.

By: Animesh Shaha

Animesh Shaha — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 11:43:41 +0000

I am a doctor and i live in Faridpur. I saw the comment about Eng K M Hossain. I know him personally. I request everybody NOT to make any comment about anybody if we are not sure about a person. I want to make few comments about Mr Hossain, as i know him very well specially for the last 4 to 5 years. He has a very good family background. His father and grandfather served people of Faripur for last 90 years. Both of them were very popular. Mr Hossain is a well educated, honest, hard working man. He is a well reputed engeenier with local and foreign experience. He has built roads, bridges, culverts in Faridpur even when he was not in power. He has reconstructed many mosques, madrasas, mandirs in the past. He has brought electricity and telecommunications in many villages in Faridpur. As a newly appointed minister, he has already started development work at Faridpur. He is now considered as a ‘Public Leader of Southern part of Bangladesh’. He did not have power in the past, now he had the power. Like me, many people of Faridpur believe that during this fivr year he will make Faridpur as a ‘model district’ of Bangladesh. He will also build the unskilled manpoewer to skilled manpower and earn foreingn currency to help to build a new Bangladesh.

By: Mohammed Munna

Mohammed Munna — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 11:26:52 +0000

I live in Ireland, went to Bangladesh just before national election. I saw people voted for boat (Nowka) for change. I was in Faridpur during election. I have seen election campaign. Khondker mossaraf Hossain had a landslide victory agaisnt
Mr Chowdhury Kamal Ibne Yusuf and also Mr Muzahid, secretary general of Jammat E Islam. Infact Mr Muzahid narrowly escaped from loosing his ‘Jamanat’.
Mr Hossain got 122000 votes which is much higher than total votes of Mr yousuf and Mr Muzahid.( Mr Yusuf 75000 and Mr Muzahid 31000). Awami league has regained this seat after 35 years. According to local people Last 5 years Mr K M Hossain spent most of his time with local people and motivate them for change.
Mr Hossain is a highly educated man, had his Bachelor in Engeeniring from Ahsanullah Engeeniring college (now BUET) Master degree in Engeeniering from Glasgow. He was the first Chief Engineer for LGD (later LGED). He was the only Banladeshi he served as ‘Chief Technical Advisor’ for ILO (International Labour Organisation) for 16 years with the highest reputation. He has built infrastructures of many Afrian countries while he was with ILO. I believe he is on of the best choice as a newly appointad Labour, Human resourses , Foreigh employmeyment and expatriate welfare minister. I hope and believe he will the one of the most successful minister of JANONETRI’S
cabinet.

By: Ajana

Ajana — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 01:29:34 +0000

Shamim Osman is back. Isn’t it little odd that as soon as AL gets a big victory, top terror’s are coming back! Couldn’t he just wait a little bit more! Is our minister’s ready to deal with these sort of ill-powered people?

I hope AL doesn’t make the same mistake like BNP did in previous term.

By: anonymus

anonymus — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 09:29:46 +0000

WAIT & SEE…. most likely these two women will fail … we know why we are saying so… but if, by any chance, or miracle, they succeed, we would be extremely happy.. and no matter what, they will pave way for fresh blood in our leadership… i wish i went wrong

By: watershed

watershed — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 05:19:40 +0000

we are a ill-fated nation… we should take lessons from history… many will urgue but think twice u will see the truth….it is known to all that women in general lack leadership- no matter business, corporates or politics…. they are extremely well in very professions where u need technical skills or even perfection but show exteremely poor leadership due to their inherent emotional make-up…thatcher or indira gandhi are few exceptions but that cannot be rule…. can u name a few who have shown such leadership, particularly from this region? and this is Bangladesh… what have we seen from khaleda or hasina? does anyone possess any quality of their father or husband? they have come to power due to public sentiment and respect for their predecessors… they are the only reasons why bangladesh is still a least developed country…. we have a poverty stricken and mostly uneducated nation that bring them back to power… so unfortunate we are! and now we see more and more women with pathetic personality becoming even ministers… aren’t we wasting our time and possibilities in these hands of immature, ignorant leadership?

By: Ajana

Ajana — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 22:22:04 +0000

Glad to see Prime Minister Sheik Hasina is providing guidence to the new ministers. We have to see how guidence they will need.

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