SYLHET. Sept 8: Three members of a visiting British parliamentary delegation pa ssed a busy day today in Sylhet.

Jack Aspinwall, a Conservative Party MP Roger Godsiff. Labour MP. and Viscount Waverly, a Member of the House of Lords were accompanied by Brian Donald son First Secretary llmmi-gratfon). British High Com mission in Dhaka.

Speaking at a reception at the Bangladesh Overseas Cen tre hore Aspinwall assured that on return he would take nece ssary steps for solving the existing problems being faced by the immigrants and return Ing residents from Bangladesh

He also suggested simplification of the visa procedure and for establishment of an immigration desk In Sylhet. Aspinwall also regretted the resprgence of racism in the UK in recent years and hoped that stricter laws would be enacted in the British Parliament to curb racial discrimination.

' Presided over by the Deputy Commissioner Abu Taher Khan, the ex-officio president of the Overseas Centre, the function was also addressed by Prof Habibur Rahman. Alhaj Mubaswlr All. Ibrahim Chowdhury Khokan. Shakil Chowdhury and Nurul Islam Chowdhury.

During the day-long programme. the British parlia mentarians also visited the . Sylhet International School. Sylhet Passport Office and the Luckatoorah tea estate..

The three British MPs are part of a six-man parliamentary team which arrived In the country September 5 on a six-day visit.