Reporter, Rajshahi:
The principal and one lecturer of Dawakandi Government College in Rajshahi's Durgapur have been accused of secretly cutting four mango trees in the college, and there has been a lot of anger in the area and there are rumors that are going on throughout the day.
It is known that the four mango trees near the main gate of the college building started to be cut down from early morning on Saturday. The trees were cut and cut down to another place before 10 am. The college principal Mozammel Haque and accountant Abdul Matin, who did not know anything, sold the trees to anyone without knowing anything. The locals believe that the value of four mango trees is half a half lakh.
daukandi A teacher of the college and the parent of a student of the college said on condition of anonymity that Dawakandi College has its own land property, pond and ambagan, which is a nominal lease, without depositing the money in the college fund, Principal Mozammel Haque has lost a few crores of rupees. The institution has been turned into a principal Moghermulla and he manages the overall activities of the college at his own pleasure.
According to the rules, even if there is no opportunity to cut fresh trees, it is not accepted. Even if it is not acceptable to cut trees, but if they are not allowed to cut trees, they will call a meeting and call for the permission of the forest department.
It has been alleged that the mango orchards of the college were leased to a person named Ujjwal from Kantakhali area. After a few days, the business was brilliant.
Businessman Ujjal complained that he had leased the mango trees of Dawakandi Government College this time. There were mangoes in the cut trees but without him knowing that the college authorities secretly cut down the trees and he will have to count some losses.
When asked to know, Mozammel Haque, principal of Dawkandi Government College, frankly admitted that the trees are small in size. The trees were cut down for the construction of the mosque next to the college.
Principal Mozammel Haque also claimed that the trees were cut down with permission from the Upazila Academic Council after calling the meeting of the college board of directors.
Upazila Forest Officer Shafiqul Islam said, "Dakandi College authorities have not applied for cutting trees in my office. I don't even know about this poison."
