CHATTOGRAM, March 18, 2019 (BSS) – Mobile courts realised nearly Taka
two crores and filled around four thousand cases in a year starting March
2018 in the port city.
District administration sources said they conducted 1,615 drives from
March 2018 to February 2019 and lodged 4,037 cases against the defaulters.
The District administration also realised fines from 3,649 persons
during the period.
Mohammad Nazer Hossain, President of Consumers Association
Bangladesh(CAB) told BSS that the ongoing drives of mobile court not enough
and it should be intensified further.
Talking to BSS Mohammad Ilias Hossain, Deputy Commissioner of Chattogram
said that the trend of crimes lessened with maximum extents following the
mobile court drives against the Consumers Rights act, Vehicle act, Drugs Act,
Fire Act and Environment Act in the city.
The district administration is also resisting the eve teasing, abuse of
drugs and supply of adulterated foods in the city as elsewhere in the upazila
headquarters of the district, he added.