The Chief Whip read a poem written about the Prime Minister in Parliament, but did not say who the author was

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Chief Whip Nurul Islam (Moni) recited a poem written about Prime Minister Tariq Rahman in the National Parliament. On behalf of the Parliament, he congratulated the Prime Minister for being named among the 100 most influential people in the world by Time magazine.

At this time, members of the government party clapped on the table and expressed their enthusiasm in support of the Chief Whip’s statement. The Chief Whip then recited a poem. However, he did not mention who wrote the poem.

The session of Parliament started today Thursday morning at 10:30 am under the chairmanship of Deputy Speaker Qaiser Kamal.

Appreciating the Prime Minister in the Parliament meeting, Chief Whip said, “Our leader, Parliament Leader and Prime Minister Tariq Rahman has been named among the top 100 personalities of the world in Time magazine and he has been honoured. He (Prime Minister) honored means to honor the country, the Prime Minister has honored this nation. I congratulate him on my behalf, on behalf of the Parliament. Thank you.”

At this time, the Chief Whip described the various programs undertaken by the government in two months. He said that after 17 years he has instilled such hope in the people. He has begun to execute His work before the ink of men’s fingers is dry.

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But there was no hand to open the horizon.

Raising hope.’

After reciting the Chief Whip’s poem, Deputy Speaker Kaiser Kamal said, “This achievement is the achievement of our entire nation and country.”

Local Government Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir recited the famous poet Al Mahmud’s poem about the late Khaleda Zia, the former Prime Minister, on the first day of the thirteenth Parliament on March 12.