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Government officials must earn public trust: DC Zahid

DC Zahid has urged government officials to perform their duties with honesty and dedication to earn public trust. He emphasized taking administrative services directly to the doorstep of the citizens.

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Published:Sunday, October 25, 2026 at 12:43 PM(1 hour ago)
Updated:Sunday, October 25, 2026 at 1:58 PM
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Government officials must earn public trust: DC Zahid
Bangladesh
ছবি: চিত্রা পোস্ট অনলাইন ডেস্কSpecial Report
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  • •Call for government officials to perform duties with honesty and dedication
  • •Urgent need to ensure transparency and accountability in administration
  • •Zero tolerance policy against corruption in development projects

Government officials must prioritize earning the trust and confidence of the general public through dedicated and transparent service, stated DC Zahid during a recent administrative meeting. He emphasized the crucial need to maintain a citizen-friendly environment across all government offices to ensure that public services reach every segment of society without bureaucratic delays.

Addressing the gathering, the official highlighted that transparency and accountability are the absolute foundations of effective public administration. Citizens often face unnecessary complexities while seeking routine government services, a culture that needs immediate transformation. Officials and staff members were strongly advised to adopt a more empathetic and approachable attitude toward service seekers, ensuring a harassment-free experience for everyone.

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Furthermore, the discussions underscored the importance of proper utilization of public funds and timely completion of developmental projects. A firm warning was issued against any form of corruption or irregularity in implementing grassroots initiatives. Field-level officials were specifically directed to listen attentively to the grievances of ordinary citizens and take prompt measures to resolve their problems.

The meeting also focused on leveraging modern technology to enhance the quality and efficiency of administrative services. Expanding digital initiatives, such as e-filing and online service delivery across various departments, was cited as a vital step to simplify processes and accelerate output. This technological integration aims to bridge the gap between the administration and the public.

Concluding the session, DC Zahid urged all attending officials to display the highest standards of professionalism in their respective duties. By placing public interest above all else, the administration can significantly strengthen the bond of trust between the government and the citizens. The commitment to fulfilling public expectations remains a top priority for the local administration moving forward.

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