Forestland recovered in Bhawal National Park, 61 Illegal structures demolished

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Published On: 01 Sep 2025, 19:28
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DHAKA, Sept 1, 2025 (BSS)- Under the overall supervision of the Forest Department, an eviction drive was carried out today to remove illegal structures in  Baupara Beat area of Bhawal National Park Range. 

The operation was led by the Divisional Forest Officer of the Wildlife Management and Nature Conservation Division, Dhaka, said a press release.

With the support of the Gazipur District Administration, the coordinated drive was conducted by the Army, Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB), Rapid Action Battalion (RAB), Police, and the Forest Department.

Through the operation, approximately one acre of reserved forestland in Bahadurpur Mouza was recovered. The estimated market value of the reclaimed land is around TK three crore.

A total of 61 illegal structures, including buildings, shops, and other establishments—constructed by 48 encroachers were demolished during the drive.

Officials confirmed that such joint operations will continue in future to protect forestland and conserve nature.

 

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