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Tonta Mia a Saudi expatriate sought justice in the High Court
Md. Bhangar of Faridpur came to the High Court seeking justice for destroying three bigha of cropland by extracting sand with a dredger. Parrot Mia He is a Saudi expatriate.
He stood with a banner in the corridor of the Supreme Court Bar Association building on Thursday (April 6).
Tonta Mia said, Kayes Sheikh of our area destroyed three bigha of crop land by extracting sand with a dredger. I am seeking Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's cooperation in this regard. Now I want justice from the court.
He said that the Prime Minister had said in a meeting and procession that houses cannot be built by destroying cropland. I heard that the government has formed an investigation committee in each upazila. Now where is the investigation committee? In 2017, Kayes Sheikh started a business of sand mining with dredgers, destroying cropland. He is not allowing three bighas of land to grow crops for 4 years due to business interruption. Oppressing and torturing my family. Not getting any help from the law. This is why I have come to the court to seek justice.
At this time, the Supreme Court lawyer said Aminul Islam assured him of free legal assistance.
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