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Chattogram Authorities Fine Illegal Occupants for Road Goods Stockpiling

Chattogram City Corporation launched an operation to evict unlawful encroachments and fined seven individuals for obstructing roads and drains.

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The Chattogram City Corporation (CCC) conducted an operation to remove illegal encroachments in the Jhautala area alongside Momin Road. Seven individuals were fined a total of TK 21,000 for obstructing roads and drains with their goods. The operation was led by Executive Magistrate Chaiti Sarvabidya, who stated that the CCC will continue such operations to clear roads and drains and facilitate normal pedestrian movement.

FAQs

1. **What prompted the operation in Jhautala?**

The operation was prompted by complaints of unlawful occupation of roads and drains, which were obstructing pedestrian movement and causing water logging issues.

2. **How many individuals were fined, and what was the total fine amount?**

Seven individuals were fined, with a total fine amount of TK 21,000.

3. **Who led the operation, and what was their statement?**

The operation was led by Executive Magistrate Chaiti Sarvabidya, who stated that the CCC will continue to conduct such operations regularly to free the roads, footpaths, and drains from illegal occupation.

4. **What are the future plans of the CCC regarding encroachments?**

The CCC plans to continue conducting regular operations to remove illegal encroachments and take stringent measures to prevent future occurrences.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What prompted the operation in Jhautala?
The operation was prompted by complaints of unlawful occupation of roads and drains, which were obstructing pedestrian movement and causing water logging issues.
How many individuals were fined, and what was the total fine amount?
Seven individuals were fined, with a total fine amount of TK 21,000.
Who led the operation, and what was their statement?
The operation was led by Executive Magistrate Chaiti Sarvabidya, who stated that the CCC will continue to conduct such operations regularly to free the roads, footpaths, and drains from illegal occupation.
What are the future plans of the CCC regarding encroachments?
The CCC plans to continue conducting regular operations to remove illegal encroachments and take stringent measures to prevent future occurrences.

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