Fishery official sets fire to boat in Kamalnagar over unpaid dues

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Kamalnagar (Laxmipur): In Kamalnagar of Lakshmipur, don't pay 50 thousand taka, upazila Fisheries Officer Abdul Qudduch has been accused of setting fire to a boatman's boat. Makshad is demanding.

On Monday (April 15) afternoon, the victim made a written complaint to the District Commissioner, Kamalnagar Upazila Nirbahi Officer and District Fisheries Officer demanding a fair trial.

Makchud is the son of Atiq Ulyah Majhi of Charfalkan village of Patwori of Kamalnagar upazila.

In the season, the boatman was not going to fish in the middle of the year. They demanded 50,000 rupees from Makchud, and did not pay the money, the boat was fired with the fisheries officer associates, which will have a loss of Rs 4 lakh.

Md. Maksud said, "Even if I am a fisherman, I do not go fishing during the watermelon season. I bring watermelon from the boat in the boat during the boat. But if I don't pay 50 thousand rupees, the fisheries officer got my boat in the boat. I want a fair trial."

Kamalnagar Upazila Fisheries Officer Abdul Quduch said that the poison of money is not true.

Laxmipur District Fisheries Officer SM Mohib Ulyah said that the boat had illegal current nets. If the nets were set on fire, some parts of the boat were burnt, but no money was demanded from the boatman, the upazila fisheries officer informed him.

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