In order to overcome the difficult challenges of the country, it is very important to establish the rule of law in the state: Secretary General of Zaker Party Shamim Haider

Zaker Party Secretary General Shamim Haider said, the country has appeared at the mouth of a tough challenge. In order to overcome this challenge, it is very important to establish a comprehensive rule of law in the state. Rule of law is a statutory system, all citizens of the state are treated equally by the law. Law applies equally to all. He said this while addressing the chief guest at the union-based organizational meeting at Planet Community Center in the new bus stand area of Madaripur municipality on Sunday afternoon.
Shamim Haider also said that if the rule of law is established, the law will be applied equally between the government and the people. No one will abuse the law, if the rule of law is truly established, there will be no more tyranny of the strong over the weak. It is possible to establish a welfare system through the rule of law.
Secretary General of Zaker Party said that Zaker Party has been working all over the country with the great promise of reform for the last 35 years. Today's young society is a burden to the society, it should be considered a blessing. The youth should be trained to run the country, they should be provided with employment. Electoral reforms and political reforms are possible if the youth stand on their own feet. Then the youth will never be used as bait by political parties.
Regarding the country's education system, Shamim Haider said that the country's education system should never turn into a certificate making factory. Universities should have research programs of international standard. There should be a contemporary employment oriented education system. Then a new workforce Bangladesh will be created. That is why employment oriented education should be ensured.
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