Youth must be brought back from the path of drug and militancy

Bangladesh is now in the journey of developing countries.

In order to take it at a steady pace, the youth will have to be brought back from the way of drug, terrorism and militancy.Social Welfare Minister Rashed Khan Menon said this while inaugurating the local Awami League Ganjali at its polling area, AWC Colony, 10 ward councilor office on Friday afternoon.Menon said that drugs do not just hamper development, eliminate a family, society and state. So, to build beautiful family and beautiful society, elimination of drugs, terrorism and militancy must be eliminated. Family and society will have the most role to play in this regard. Especially the mothers and sisters, the guardian guard, the mosque's Imam and Khatibah can play a leading role.Awami League general secretary Shah Alam Murad, Awami League General Secretary Shah Alam Murad, Motijheel Thana Awami League President Bashirul Alam Khan Babul and general secretary Sabbir Hossain addressed the rally in front of the public rally in the presence of Ward general secretary Omar Faruque in the chair of Awami League president Nowsher Ali.

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