Crores of rupees worth of seasonal orchards have been destroyed for the land of the experimental project in almond cultivation. The incident took place at Madhupur in Tangail recently. The local Garo and Bengali communities are outraged by the Forest Department's actions. Agriculture Minister himself was angry. Abdur Razzak. He told local reporters that the forest department had not been asked to uproot the forest and plot the almond samples by destroying the fruits indiscriminately. It's being lied to.
It is learned that Bangladesh Forest Research Institute planted an experimental almond orchard on five acres of land at Charaljani Sylvie Culture Center in Madhupur in 1986. In their report in 1980, two forest researchers said that there is a bright potential for almond cultivation here.
Recently, the forest department has destroyed orchards of Garo and Bengalis in the name of restoring forest land under the Sufal project. At one time the forest department had 45,000 acres of forest land. About two-thirds of them were evicted.
Imrul Kayes of Amalitala village, who is studying at the university, said that the forest workers had planted cement in the orchard of the village on August 24