Energy Adviser Urges Voters to Choose Candidates Who Will Stay and Serve

Energy minister Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan told crowds that his team stays neutral during political fights. The government official warned voters to pick leaders who stick around when problems hit hard. Khan spoke at a Friday event and said his administration wants the cleanest election the nation has ever seen. Young people deserve leaders who care about their future dreams and goals. The minister promised voters will choose their favorites without any tricks or interference.

Khan explained that his government welcomes whoever wins fair elections across the country. Polling stations will let candidate representatives watch vote counting happen out where everyone can see. The energy chief said voters should pick people who actually do their jobs instead of running away. His team refuses to support any single political party during campaign season. Khan believes bad things will happen if elections get rigged or manipulated.

The minister reminded everyone about former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina leaving Bangladesh last August. Student protests about job quotas sparked huge demonstrations that forced her government out of power. Hasina escaped the country and left citizens dealing with major political chaos. Khan used this example to warn against electing cowards who abandon their responsibilities. The energy adviser wants future leaders who stay and fight for ordinary people.