Proposals from the Ministry of Public Administration have been received by the Prime Minister's Office

has proposed to constitute a committee headed by Cabinet Secretary Mohammad Shafiul Alam to fix duties on cancellation, conservation or renovation of the quota in the public service ministry. This proposal has been sent to the Prime Minister's Office. The government will take the next step in quota based on the report of the committee.
Public Administration Ministry Senior Secretary Mozammel Haque Khan confirmed this. He told reporters today, the government has taken an initiative to form a committee in order to perform the duties, which will take the government to reform, cancel or preserve the quota. After the committee is formed and after receiving the report of the committee, the government will tell the next position to everyone. There will be four to five members in the committee headed by the Cabinet Secretary. The proposal has been sent to the government, he said.
At present 55 percent of the first and second class government jobs are recruited in the priority quota. The remaining 45 percent are recruited in merit quota. There are various types of quota in the third and fourth class jobs. Students and job-seekers have long been demanding a five-point demand for reforming the existing quota in government jobs. On Apr 8, the police beat up the activists of Shahbagh in Dhaka and threw tear gas shells, and the situation became hot. This movement spread to different universities of the country. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina announced the cancellation of quota on 11th April.
The protesters then postponed the movement until the quota cancellation notification. After the meeting with Awami League Joint General Secretary Jahangir Kabir Nanak, the protesters gave time till May 7. The protesters declared human chain in the country's educational institutions on Wednesday and they will go on strike again on Sunday after the announcement was not completed even after that time.