There is anxiety among the employees about the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr holiday. It is not clear whether the fast is 30 o’clock or 29 o’clock. Due to this, it is not clear when the holiday will start. It has not been decided whether the last working day is April 8 or April 9. A decision in this regard may be taken at the cabinet meeting on Monday.

According to the government, the holy Eid-ul-Fitr will be celebrated on April 11. As such, Eid holidays have been fixed on April 10, 11 and 12 in the official calendar. If the fast is 30, this holiday will be effective. However, what will happen if the fast is 29 hours is not known. Eid will be on April 10 if the fast is 29. In this case, April 9, 10 and 11 will be public holidays. But according to the official calendar, the office is open on April 9. However, officials of the Ministry of Public Administration told Jugantar that no instructions have been given regarding the April 9 holiday.

Muhitul Islam, Additional Secretary of the Rules Division of the Ministry of Public Administration told Jugantar that no instructions have come in this regard. We are also waiting. You will know as soon as you arrive. Several officials at the branch level said that there is a possibility of declaring a holiday on April 9. However, no order came from the cabinet department or the office of the secretary of the public administration ministry. But there is a possibility to come.

On the other hand, after the meeting of the cabinet committee on law and order, the chairman of the committee, Minister of Liberation War Affairs Bir Muktijoddha AKM Mozammel Haque, said, “I recommend declaring Eid-ul-Fitr as a holiday from April 9 by one day for the convenience of public transportation.” Recommendations from the meeting.

According to the official calendar, the coming 5th and 6th of April will be a weekend holiday on Friday and Saturday. 7th April is the official holiday of Holy Shabekdar. In this case, if you take two days off on Monday and Tuesday on April 8 and 9, you have the opportunity to enjoy 10 consecutive days off until April 14.

Again, April 13 is a Saturday weekend and April 14 is the festival of Bengali life, Pahela Boishakh. If the fast is 29 hours, April 9, 10 and 11 are official holidays of Eid-ul-Fitr. In this case, April 5 and 6 are weekends. April 7 will be the holiday of the Holy Shabekdar. Government employees can enjoy 10 consecutive days of leave if they take just one day off on April 8.