Ctg DC, DoE director, DD get contempt of court rule

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The High Court on Thursday requested the appointee official from Chattogram, the Department of Environment chief for requirement and its Chattogram unit agent chief to clarify in 10 days why they would not be rebuffed for hatred of court for ridiculing its order to obliterate unapproved block ovens. The online seat of Justice Md Mozibur Rahman Miah and Justice Kamrul Hossain Mollah set April 8 for passing further request on the scorn procedures. On January 31, the seat gave the three community workers fourteen day time as a 'last opportunity' to wreck illicitly built block furnaces in Chittagrom to consent to its past order gave on December 14, 2020. The court likewise requested that the three respondents submit separate consistence reports to it on March 18. The seat on Thursday gave the new order subsequent to hearing a hatred appeal documented by the Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh against the three government authorities. HRPB legal advisor Manzill Murshid told the court that more than 450 block furnaces were set up in Chattogram and among them, 340 were maintaining their business unlawfully, representing a danger to the climate. 'As the respondents were given 14 working days' time as the last opportunity to crush all the unlawful block fields, there is no extension to go past the court's prior request,' the court noticed. The court said that as certain proprietors of the unlawful block fields got ineffective in the wake of testing the sets of the High Court, it implied that the court's previous orders had been maintained by the Appellate Division. The court saw that the respondents didn't consent to the mandate of the court and continued mocking it consistently, setting out a freedom to the proprietors of the unlawful block fields to proceed with their illicit works, which were impeding to the climate and genuine danger to an enormous number of individuals, under the nose of the neighborhood organization. Addressing the agent official, representative head legal officer Nawroz Md Rasel Chowdhury told the court that the DC could destroy 128 block fields however neglected to obliterate the others as the block fields' proprietors documented five writ petitions testing the lawfulness of a notification with respect to the matter. DAG Nawroz appealed to God for additional opportunity to agree with the order and Manzill Murshid went against the petition, saying that the respondents were given time in three successive hearings. Nawroz told the court that Tk 2 lakh required each day for destruction drives couldn't be given to the Department of Environment as the money service was not allotting reserve. Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue Click here to continue

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