Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus commented that Bangladesh has become a place of non-communal culture as a result of the friendly and fraternal co-existence of the small ethnic groups of this country with the larger population.
He made this comment in a message on the occasion of Otangala Day tomorrow, Friday.
The chief adviser said, ‘I am glad to know that the preface of the Garo community is going to be published by the initiative of the traditional O'angala Udyapan Parishad. I sincerely congratulate and congratulate everyone involved in this publication.
He also said, ‘Bangladesh has a thousand-year cultural and ethnographic heritage. As a result of the friendly and fraternal co-existence of the small ethnic groups of this country with the larger population, Bangladesh has become a playground of non-communal culture. Our Garo brothers and sisters are now moving forward from the past years and will be presenting a lot of the future.
