Asif Nazrul, adviser to the Ministry of Culture, has launched that strict measures will most seemingly be taken to cease the encroachment of archaeological sites in Bangladesh.
He made these statements all the blueprint through a consult with to assorted archaeological sites, including Idrakpur Citadel and Baba Adam Mosque in Munshiganj this morning (27 September).
“It is time for us to oversee the difficulty concerning the encroachment of archaeological sites. I if truth be told possess been mad about touring Bangladesh’s archaeological sites on Fridays,” he acknowledged.
He expressed his aspiration to consist of Lalbagh Citadel as a UNESCO World Heritage Dwelling, stressing the necessity to assess preservation requirements firsthand.
“With out seeing these sites myself, I am unable to set up the preservation policies effectively. It is time for us to video show this mumble carefully,” he added.
Nazrul also pointed out the difficulties in keeping assorted recovered artifacts, many of which protect national significance.
He assured that strict actions will most seemingly be taken referring to areas which were encroached stating, “We’re right here at present time to set up these matters.”
Accompanying him were officers from the Department of Archaeology, including Afroza Khan Mita, the regional director for Dhaka division.
Within the midst of the consult with, they inspected several ancient archaeological sites, including Idrakpur Citadel, Baba Adam Mosque, Nateshwar Buddhist Monastery, and Jor Moth.
