বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ তৃতীয় পত্র
was cultivated by some person the portion of owners' share would be taken over by Bangladesh Government.
It was resolved that a Sub-Committee be formed with the following persons to find out ways & means in order to implement the decisions contained in the foregoing paragraphs. The committee should also adopt suitable measures for harvest, procurement, storage and disposal of paddy and sugarcane cover by the above mentioned decision.
It was further resolved that the MNAs & MPAs would be specially responsible for the area they represent.
1. Mr. Ekramul Haque, MPA.
2. “S. M. Yousuf, MP A.
3. “Golam Rahman, MPA.
4. “Sarder MOSharraf HOSSain, MPA.
5. “Khatibur Rahman, MPA (Convenor).
6. “Kazi Abdul Majid Chowdhury, MPA.
7. “Jamalur Rahman Prodhan, MP A.
8. “Azizur Rahman Sarker, MPA.
9." Mosharraf Hossain Chowdhury, MPA.
10. “Kamaruddin Ahmed, MPA.
11. “Syedur Rahman, MPA.
12. “Azizur Rahman, MNA.
The problems of Youth Reception camps were also discussed in details. It transpired during discussion that there were boys in different Youth Reception Camps for months together and those boys have become impatient to go out to receive training. It was also disclosed by the Chairman that the Administrator, Patiram Youth Camp was arranging training for these boys in his camp but after completion to the training the boys have to go back to their respective Reception Camps. It was felt very much by all the members present that arrangement for the boys already kept in different Youth Reception Camps was an imperative necessity and there should be continuous training for boys collected through Youth Reception Camps instead stopping such training.
It was, therefore, resolved that training facilities be arranged immediately for the boys who were already staying in different Youth Reception Camps and for others also and Govt. be moved accordingly.
The problems of Refugee Camps were also discussed and it was decided that Govt. be reminded to provide relief in the shape of winter clothing including supply of tents and tarpaulins for the refugee Camps immediately.
It was also disclosed that ration cards were not being issued to the new comers causing great hardships to them and it was decided that Govt. of the People's Republic of Bangladesh be requested to take up the issue with the Govt. of India or any other appropriate authorities.
The alleged malpractices different Youth Reception Camps also came up for discussion and it was decided that corrupt practices, if any, in any camps should be
