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Owners of 31 brick kilns sued for operating with fake HC writ

Police finds 29 unlicenced brick fields in Dinajpur, one each in Nilphamari, Rangpur involved in the devious act

Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
Police has filed a case against owners of unlicenced 31 brick kilns for operating those with fake writ of the High Court.
Owners of 29 brick kilns in different upazilas of Dinajpur and one each in Nilphamari and Rangpur have been made accused in the case filed by Sub Inspector (SI) Abdul Hamid of Parbatipur Police Station on Thursday night.
A High Court bench led by Justice Md Ashraful Islam and Justice Mohammad Ali had directed police to file case against the 31 brick kiln operators on May 20, said police, adding that finally the case was filed after collecting necessary information through an investigation.
The accused are Hasan Shahriar,
owner of Jamuna Bricks, Rabiul Alam Munsi of RB Bricks, AZM Rezwanul Haque of HB Bricks, Nur Alam and Ibrahim Ali of Arnab Bricks, Fakhrul Islam Shah of Bari Bricks, Rezwanul Haque of ARB Bricks, Md Tashriful Islam of RT Bricks, Amanullah Pramanik of SA Bricks, Shahriar Iftekharul Alam Chowdhury of ZS Bricks, Nazrul Islam of 5 Star Bricks, Zikrul Islam of Haq Traders, Rezaul Islam of Maisha Bricks, Polash Kumar Roy of SP Bricks, ShafiquI Islam Azad of Shafi Bricks, Abul Kalam Azad of Azad Bricks and Md Mokaram Hossain of Hamid and Sons Bricks of Parbatipur upazila of Dinajpur, Ataur Rahman Milton of Rahman Bricks, Masudur Rahman Chowdhury of Nabi Bricks, Lokman Hakim of LHB Bricks, Monjuri Ish
Shahdat of SB Bricks of Phulbari upazila of Dinajpur, Masud Rana of MB Bricks, Rabiul Hasan of AM Bricks of Biral upazila, Nazmul Huda of NH Bricks, Rafiqul Islam of RA Bricks-1 and RA Bricks-2 of Chirirbandar upazila of Dinajpur, Polin Chandra Roy of RP Bricks and Mahfuzul Haque of AR Bricks of Dinajpur Sadar upazila, SM Haidar of AS Bricks of Kaharol upazila of Dinajpur, Shafiqur Rahman of NRB Bricks of Saidpur of Nilphamari and Kudrati Khuda and Md Asaduzzaman of Kazi Bricks of Badarganj upazila of Rangpur district.
The incident of fake writ came to the fore when Maisa Mowara, a second grader of Hoybatpur village under Parbatipur upazila wrote a letter to the deputy
commissioner (DC) of Dinajpur in February this year, seeking his intervention for a remedial measure as huge smoke emission from Jamuna Bricks was causing breathing problem for a large number people, especially students of nearby schools. The letter went viral in Facebook.
Later, Dinajpur DC Mahmudul Alam stopped operation of the brick field.
The unlicenced brick kiln had been operating with a fake writ of HC, the DC told this correspondent earlier.
Mokhlesur Rahman, officer in charge of Parbatipur Police Station, said Abu Sayeed, second officer of the police station, has been appointed as investigation officer of the case.