The minister said Nazrul was not only the poet of rebellion, but also the poet of liberation and humanity. His spirit must not remain limited to holding festivals; it must be embraced in individual, social, and national life. Referring to the country’s cultural heritage, he further said that the diversity of more than 50 ethnic communities in the harmony of hills and plains is the main unity and strength of Bangladesh.

At the event, presided over by Mohammadpur Upazila Nirbahi Officer Bedabati Mistri, the keynote paper was presented by Mosammat Rashida Khatun, assistant professor of Kazi Salima Haque Women's College. Among others, Principal Maimur Ali Mridha of Ahad Ali College in Narail spoke. After the seminar, prizes were distributed among students. Earlier, the minister inaugurated an inspection room in Mohammadpur Upazila.