Own Correspondent: Railway Minister. Nurul Islam Sujan said that the government has increased the bus fare by increasing the price of diesel. However, Bangladesh Railway is not raising fares for passenger and freight trains at the moment. For now, Bangladesh Railway is not taking any decision to increase the fare.

The minister told reporters at the capital's Kamalapur railway station on Saturday (November 13) morning.

The Railway Minister said, 'Those who are against independence, who do not want Bangladesh, have attacked the Brahmanbaria station. Legal action has been taken against them. The process is ongoing.

He further said, 'The train will stop in the same way from today as it was in Brahmanbaria earlier. The station has 14 intercities, 8 mail, and 4 commuter train stops.

Originally, after seven and a half months, the Brahmanbaria railway station came into operation today. Earlier, on March 26, the railway station was damaged due to violence by Hefazat-e-Islam workers. Then the railway station was declared closed. However, the necessary renovation work of the railway station has already been completed. Therefore, the Railway Minister went to Kamalapur station on the occasion of the resumption of inter-city train break at Brahmanbaria station which was closed for a long time. He inaugurated the program at a video conference from Dhaka.

The Secretary of the Ministry of Railways. Selim Reza, Director General of Bangladesh Railway Dhirendranath Majumder and other senior officials were present.