List of those who committed arson: Hasan Mahmood

News Desk: Information and Broadcasting Minister Hasan Mahmood said that those who have committed fire terror at different times and their order givers and money givers are being listed. These lists will be sent to different places. He said these things while talking to journalists in the meeting room of the Ministry of Information on Sunday (June 4). We want closer relations with the United States. Because of that, the government has taken many positive decisions on foreign affairs and other issues. People's purchasing power in the Middle East has increased, fashion awareness has increased, we need to increase our trade there.

We have a lot of trade potential in ASEAN countries, we want to increase trade there as well. The potential of our trade in the Oceania region is huge, we want to expand there as well, the Prime Minister has said that. And the Prime Minister said that to reduce the tension of those who are tensed after the announcement of the US visa policy. Hashan Mahmud said, professional critics and political critics all said one thing in the various discussions and criticisms about the proposed budget, it is a fake budget. It would have been better if the professional critics had done some research. It is their point that professional critics do research before criticizing.

But I don't know how much research is done. The information minister said that the ratio of our DGP is 5.2 percent. 5.9 percent in India, 6 percent in the United States, 5.5 percent in the United Kingdom. Our deficit is less compared to India, USA, UK. He said that those who are political critics have given their speech without reading the budget. Another thing is that this budget is said to be people-friendly and poor-friendly, the government has said to increase the number of direct beneficiaries and the number of various allowance holders, the amount of allowance has been increased. Directly two crore people will get various assistance including money from the government. So it is not a pro-poor budget?

 

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