Dinaj Uddin, a leader of Jajarmara Union Volunteer Party, has been accused of evicting shopkeepers and locking up four shops during business hours in Hatiya, Noakhali. The victim, Nasir Uddin, claimed the incident occurred due to a land ownership dispute.
The incident took place on Sunday afternoon around 4 PM at the bus stand area of ward number 2 in Jajarmara union. On Monday, Nasir Uddin submitted a written complaint to the Assistant Superintendent of Police seeking remedy. The accused Dinaj Uddin is the senior joint convener of the same union's volunteer party.
The victim claimed they have long possessed and rented out the shops built on their own land. Meanwhile, the accused claimed the opponents had grabbed the land using the influence of the previous government and a court case is pending. Police stated that legal action will be taken after investigation.
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