No child will be left behind: Bobby Hajjaj

National

Dhaka Magazine Desk

Published: Thursday, 30 July 2026

Primary and Mass Education State Minister Bobby Hajjaj said that physical or any other limitations cannot be an obstacle to fulfilling a child's dreams. He said that the government is working tirelessly to ensure the development of every child's talent and potential through the combined cooperation of family, school, society and the state.

He said these things while speaking as the chief guest at a special exhibition and discussion meeting organized by Impress Telefilm at the auditorium of Bangladesh Textile University (BUTEX) in Tejgaon, Dhaka today. The meeting was organized on the occasion of the screening of the documentary ‘Payer Chap’ about Ayesha, an indomitable talented young woman without hands.

The State Minister said that the key to success in students' lives is perseverance, regular study and self-confidence. If one studies attentively, it is possible to become whatever one wants in the future – a doctor, scientist, teacher, astronaut, or even the highest office holder of the country.

He said that Ayesha's struggle and success prove that with strong willpower, any adversity can be overcome. However, in his words, let Ayesha's success not be an isolated incident. Family, society and the state must work together so that every child in Bangladesh can overcome their limitations and move forward.

Bobby Hajjaj said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, the government is working to build an inclusive education system where no child will be left behind and equal opportunities will be ensured for all.

At the event, the State Minister informed that the Prime Minister has already appointed Ayesha as a Class Supervisor at BIAM Laboratory School and College in Gaibandha. Expressing gratitude to the Prime Minister for this, he said that this is a shining example of the government's commitment to merit, ability and human values.

Attending this special exhibition, chaired by the Vice-Chancellor of Bangladesh Textile University, were students from various educational institutions in the Tejgaon area, teachers and students of BUTEX, and media personnel.

It is noteworthy that the documentary ‘Payer Chap’ has been made about Ayesha, an indomitable talented young woman without hands, who has broken all walls of physical limitations and sung the victory of life with sheer mental strength. This documentary was specially screened at today's event.