 Ramu Panerchara of Cox’s Bazar is indiscriminately cutting mountains and selling soil. Pahar Kheko Syndicate is grabbing lakhs of rupees by selling hill soil. On the other hand, the protected forest area of the forest department is being cut and smuggled. Showing a thumb to the administration, the syndicate of Pahar Kheko is cutting the soil and trees of the hill and transporting them to different places with the help of dumpers. In this way, the indiscriminate cutting of the hill is likely to cause serious damage to the environment. According to eyewitness sources, at present, the identified members of the mountain syndicate are engaged in the work of cutting and selling soil on a large scale in various areas of Ramur Panerchara. According to the complaint received, Abdullah Bhutto, son of Mohammad Ali, son of Mohammad Hosan, Moktar Ahmad, son of deceased Sharbat Ali, Monir Ahmad Prakash Moniya, son of deceased Mohammad Hosan, of Chailatali area of South Mithachhari, are smuggling soil by cutting high mountains and filling them with dumpers. , due to the lack of action by the upazila administration and the forest department, the members of the Pahar Kheko syndicate are openly cutting the hills in broad daylight and smuggling soil, sand and trees. Dumpers and pickups are filling the land with soil and trees and are grabbing millions of rupees by filling the land with soil in different areas. According to the relevant sources, although it is prohibited to cut hills and supply soil from the government forest land, syndicate members organized with the help of local influential people are showing thumbs up to the law one hill after another. Cutting down and taking away forest trees. Panerchhara Range Officer Ratan Lal Mahat said, “Our campaign against hill cutting and tree felling is ongoing. Cases have already been filed against many people involved in hill cutting and tree cutting. No one involved in these crimes will be exempted. Panerchhara Beat Officer Sohel Rana said, News I went to the ground and inspected the spot. However, no one was found at the spot. We will investigate and take legal action against those involved.
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