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Resist elements out to foil uplift process: PM
ACHI IRAN GA (Jaipurhat), June 3: Prime Minister Begum Zia has called upon all lo resist the quarter* which want lo mislead and create division to jeopardise the development, reports USS.
She was addressing a big public meeting here today organised on the occasion of the Achhranga re-excavation project under which a 25.50 acre-pond had been re-excavated
The Prime Minister urged the people lo be vocal against the elements who want to destroy the uplift process.'
The country could become an exporting nation with the successful implementation of the development programmes throijgh the participation and cooperation of the people. the Prime Minister added
She said: "We have to main lain good relations among our selves to carry forward the na lion towards the desired goals of reliance and prosperity at a faster pace."
The Prime Minister said her government wanted to make every Individual of the country self reliant through planned development programmes.
She said. The government wu encouraging rapid Industrialisation side by *1dc Improving the agriculture sector "
The Prime Minister said the government would encourage setting up small and cottage industries In the villages to strengthen the rural economy. In this connection, she said raising catlie and poultry could save huge amount of foreign currency spent every year In the sector.
Referring to the development of the women commu nity. the Prime Minister said: "We have to realise the truth that women are the half of the population and no uplift efforts could become successful without their participation "
Begum Zia said in the poll-
Ik'S of development there is no distinction between men and women.
She called upon I he women community to avail themselves of the opportunity created by the government to m.ik< them sell reliant.
Dwelling on the local prob lent*, the Prime Minister said a dam would be constructed lo save the area from flooding caused by the river Tulshlku-mar. and to increase food pro- ' duction In the areas.
The function was ad- ! dressed by Stale Mlnlslcr for Finance Mujlbur Rahman. , Deputy Minister for Irrigation ; and Water Development Mosharmf I lossaln Khan Shah-Jahan. Raushan Elahi MP. Abu ' Yusuf Mohammad Khalilur Rahman MP and Go lam Rabbani MP
Earlier, the Prime Mlnlslcr unveiled the plaque and switched on a pump lo let the water flow in the dlghl.
During the excavation of the dlghl about Tk four crore worth of stone statues of Hindu gods and goddesses and of deities of other religion* were discovered.
The re-excavation will provide Irrigation facilities lo 800 farming families In the areas.