Bagerhat-4 MP Releases Booklet on Parliamentary Activities

Member of Parliament for Bagerhat-4, Principal Md. Abdul Alim, has released an official booklet compiling the key regional issues and starred questions he raised during the first session of the 13th National Parliament.

The publication was unveiled during a press brief with local journalists at the lawmaker's meeting room in Morelganj on Tuesday evening.

Speaking at the event, MP Abdul Alim detailed the core development and policy demands he submitted to the government, categorizing them into local infrastructure, public welfare, and national economic strategies.

The immediate construction of a bridge over the Panguchi River, paving 1,450 kilometers of mud roads, building the Signboard-to-Bogie highway, establishing key connectivity lines (including Care Bazar to Mongla, Morelganj to Indurkani, and Pingadia to Rampal), and reinforcing the Ghoshiakhali river embankment under the 35/2 polder project.

Filling all vacant healthcare positions at the Morelganj and Sharankhola government hospitals, building new union-level health clinics, constructing two multipurpose cyclone shelters in Sharankhola, and establishing additional police outposts to improve public safety.

Providing interest-free agricultural loans, waiving existing crop debts up to Taka 10,000, bringing fallow lands under cultivation, initiating regional canal excavations, and building mini-stadiums to support youth engagement.

Expanding job-oriented training in technical and madrasa education systems, securing alternative foreign labor markets amidst ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts, regularizing non-government educational institutions under the Monthly Pay Order (MPO) scheme, protecting media freedoms while curbing disinformation, and ensuring the timely refund of client deposits from Ekubhu Bank.

The lawmaker announced plans to cooperate directly with local citizens, public representatives, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to track ongoing unemployment issues and structure future parliamentary appeals.

Senior regional figures, including Morelganj Upazila Nayeb Ameer Master Moniruzzaman, Sharankhola Upazila Jamaat Ameer Professor Rafiqul Islam Kabir, and Workers Welfare Federation Upazila President Professor Abdul Mannan, were present at the briefing.