OC Rakibul came to Safe Home as a 'father' with toys, food and love
Moynul Haque Mridha, Rajbari
Some one has father and some one not and none has a mother. Many have neither. Yet they are still young enough to grow up in the shadow of play, love, and affection. 15 such neglected children are living together in the safe home of a social organization called Pyakt Bangladesh. This organization is taking care of all the responsibilities of life, starting from education, for these children of Daulatdia brothel.
"Pyakt Bangladesh" is a social organization that has already married 11 girls from Safe Home socially. All these girls come here with their husbands and children. And one boy is pursuing higher education in Quran in Dhaka and one girl is studying B.Sc. Engineering.
Despite the support of donor organizations from 2001-2007, since 2007, this humanitarian organization named Project Bangladesh has been fulfilling the responsibility of sheltering, nurturing and educating orphaned and neglected children. But the organization, which has been in financial crisis for a long time, currently survives only by relying on its own resources. As a result, the future of these children is very uncertain today.
At this very moment, Goalando Ghat Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Mohammad Rakibul Islam came to stand by. Suddenly, he appeared at the Safe Home of Project Bangladesh. He brought toys for all the children. Not only that, he spent a long time with the children, and also ate quality food together at noon. For a day, the helpless children received their father's care, affection, love, compassion, affection, and love.
Goalando Ghat Police Station OC Mohammad Rakibul Islam said, "I have had a beautiful day in this busy life. If I had not come here, I would not have understood how difficult the lives of children who have lost their parents are. This moment will remain one of the most beautiful memories of my working life."
He further said that as long as he is working in this area, he will continue to provide educational materials for these 15 children. He also called on charitable and capable people of the society to come forward.
Md. Mojibur Rahman Jewel, manager of the social organization “Pyakt Bangladesh,” said, “All those who are here are neglected children from brothels. Many have no fathers, some have no mothers. We are trying to bring them back to a normal life.” Such humanitarian initiatives and touches of love bring a smile to the faces of these children. Only when such initiatives spread to every level of society will a compassionate and responsible Bangladesh be built.
