Corruption in the transport sector was done by one party before, and now it is being done by another party: Advisor Nahid

On December 21, Advisor Nahid Islam spoke at a national dialogue organized by the Road Safety Foundation, highlighting the political influence behind road anarchy and the involvement of political figures in corruption. He stressed the importance of political parties in resolving the issue. He also criticized the previous government's development policies for not being people-friendly and emphasized that future policies will focus on the needs of the public. BRTA Chairman announced that old buses will be banned, and a permanent plan will be developed to clear roads and sidewalks, focusing on planned solutions instead of mere eviction.