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A mobile court has sentenced and fined six fishermen in the Meghna river of Lakshmipur in violation of the ban and fined them in various cases.

On Saturday (March 30) the fishing department arrested them in a raid in Meghna river of the district Sadar upazila. Later, the executive magistrate of the mobile court. Khabirul Ahsan ordered them to be imprisoned and fined in various cases.

Laxmipur Press Club President Kamal Uddin Howladar, Assistant Director (NSI) Manik Dey and Assistant Director (NSI) Abdullah Al Mamun were present.

The convicts are Sufitan Hossain (26), son of Abdul Quader Majhi of Char Ramani Mahon area of Sadar Upazila, Salah Uddin (30), Chan Mita's son Mustafa (34), Abu Kalam (25), a resident of Bhola, Abdul Matlab, who was sentenced to 10 days without labor. Rajiv (19) will be sentenced to five days imprisonment.

Humanu Kabir (32), son of Khorshed Molla, a resident of Homna in Comilla district, was fined 1000 rupees. 1000 meters of current net was seized in the raid and was seized in the presence of locals and was destroyed in a fake fire.

Confirming the poison, Lakshmipur District Fisheries Officer HM Mohib Ullah said, Hilsa production is in the market and Jatka is protected in March-April two months from Ramgati to Chandpur. Fishing, transportation, marketing and conservation of the Meghna river has been banned for 100 km in Shatanal.

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