The Prime Minister said that although there are many major problems in the country, unnecessary talk is being made about Tareq without paying attention to them. Emphasizing the improvement of ordinary people's living standards, he said that reforms to make the lives of working people easier and better are also a major reform. Meanwhile, before going to Japan, Md. Tareq Rahman expressed gratitude on social media for being able to accompany the Prime Minister on his first foreign trip.
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Prime Minister gives strong reply to criticism over Aamjanata's Tareq
Dhaka Magazine Desk
Published: Wednesday, 28 October 2026
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