Narayanganj Correspondent

Narayanganj Deputy Commissioner Mahmudul Haque exchanged views with onion wholesalers and traders of the city. Yesterday Sunday at 2.30 pm, the businessmen met at the Deputy Commissioner's office.

The Deputy Commissioner discussed with the traders with the aim of bringing the products within the reach of the common people by bringing the prices under control in the market. At this time he gave two instructions to the traders.

The instructions are, sell onion at a reasonable price and save the purchase receipt or voucher. He also warned traders that appropriate legal action will be taken if anyone tries to destabilize the market by selling products at higher prices and does not preserve vouchers.

Member Secretary of the Special Task Force Committee. Selimuzzaman said, onion collectors met with the Deputy Commissioner. At this time, the Deputy Commissioner asked the traders to sell onion at a reasonable price and preserve the vouchers for the purchase of products. Traders and traders supported his guidance. He also promised to sell onions at a reasonable price.

Additional District Magistrate Algamgir Hussain, was also present at the meeting. member secretary of special task force committee and assistant director of National Consumer Rights Protection Directorate, Narayanganj. Selimuzzaman, representative of the district animal resource officer Dr. Mita Chakraborty, District Food Regulatory Officer. Salauddin Bhuiyan, District Agriculture Marketing Officer Ibnul Islam.

Two shops fined

 A special task force has conducted an operation to control commodity prices in Narayanganj district. The operation was conducted at Dwigubabu market of Sadar police station on Sunday afternoon. At this time, the task force fined two companies for destabilizing the market.

Member Secretary Assistant Director of Special Task Force. Selimuzzaman said that a special task force operation was conducted to monitor the Digubabu market in Sadar Upazila. Yakub Ali Store was fined Tk 20,000 under the Consumer Rights Protection Act, 2009 for destabilizing the market by selling onions at higher prices during the inspection. Along with this, mother's prayer business was fined Tk 2 thousand for not saving purchase vouchers for selling potatoes at higher prices. We will continue this campaign for public interest.