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The Cabinet Division has issued a directive prohibiting the use of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's photograph on banners, festoons, and billboards for government events. The ban, signed by Deputy Secretary Tania Afroz, aims to ensure that the focus remains on the event's subject matter.

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the PM’s photograph cannot be used on banners, festoons or billboards prepared for government events, whether in 3D or any other form.

According to the circular, designs for government programs must prioritize the event's objective, message, and theme. Only essential and relevant information should be included. The directive emphasizes that the PM's image, whether in 3D or any other form, is not permitted on these materials.

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the subject of the event must be given priority in the design of banners, festoons and billboards for government programmes, with only necessary and relevant information included that must clearly reflect the objective, message and theme of the event.

Described as "very important," the directive takes immediate effect, signaling a shift in how government events are visually represented. The move suggests an effort to streamline the presentation of official functions and reduce the prominence of political figures in event-related displays.

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