Moynul Haque Mridha, Rajbari

A trader in Rajbari's Goalanda Bazar found a pangas  fish with the word 'Allahu' written in Arabic letters on it. He was selling the fish at wholesale prices along with other fish. After receiving the fish, the retailer saw the word 'Allahu' written in large Arabic letters. 

Upon learning this, the shopkeeper asked him to bring it back to the shop immediately. The fish is currently kept in the shopkeeper's house.
Badal Biswas, a major wholesale fish dealer in Goalanda Bazar, said that he sold pangasius fish early this Thursday morning like every day. He bought the fish from Mymensingh by truck at wholesale prices and brought it to Goalanda Bazar. 

Chan Mia, a retail fish seller in the Daulatdia Ghat area, bought the pangasius from his house. Shortly after putting it on a shelf for sale in Daulatdia Bazar, he saw 'Allahu' written in large Arabic letters on the head of a pangasius. He immediately informed the wholesale fish dealer Badal Biswas, who asked him to bring the fish back to the shop quickly. Since the fish was fresh at that time, the shopkeeper decided to release it into the Padma River immediately. But after a while, the fish died and could not be released. Currently, Badal Biswas has kept it in the refrigerator of his shop.

Badal Biswas also said that the pangasius fish arrived at his warehouse from Mymensingh by truck at around 2 am on Wednesday. He started selling these fish from 5 am on Thursday. At that time, Chan Mia, a retailer at Daulatdia Ghat Bazar, bought 40 kg of pangasius at a price of Tk 170 per kg. When the fish were being sold at Daulatdia Ghat Bazar around 7 am, he saw the inscription "Allahu" and informed him over the phone. Later, when he asked to bring the fish back to his house, it was brought back around 8 am. Currently, he has kept the fish in his house.