Chief Coordinator of the National Citizen Party (NCP) Nasiruddin Patwary has expressed dissatisfaction over the poor condition of several roads in Sylhet, warning that public suffering will worsen if urgent repairs are not undertaken.

He made the remarks while addressing an iftar mahfil organised by the National Citizen Party in Sylhet city on Wednesday.

Patwary said he was surprised by the deteriorating condition of roads on his way to Sylhet. In many areas, he said, roads have become risky for movement, causing serious inconvenience to residents. He urged local journalists to highlight the actual condition of the roads through media reports to draw the attention of the authorities concerned.

He observed that those who are financially solvent can travel to the capital by air or alternative routes, but workers and ordinary people are compelled to use these hazardous roads daily, leading to immense hardship.

The NCP leader also expressed concern over the overall law and order situation in the country. He called on the government to take more effective and visible steps to ensure public safety, particularly for women and children.

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Patwary said the younger generation aspires to build a safe, humane and prosperous Bangladesh. He urged the people of Sylhet to uphold the ideals of Shah Jalal and Shah Paran in working towards building a just society.

He wished for the welfare of the country and thanked party leaders, activists and guests present at the event.