Bangladesh: A Supreme Court lawyer filed a written petition to allow cow and meat import

Published 2023년 6월 20일

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A Supreme Court lawyer, Mahmudul Hasan, has filed a writ petition with the Supreme Court of Bangladesh, seeking a directive to the government to allow the import of cow and beef to reduce the rising beef prices in the country. The petition, which names the secretaries to the fisheries, livestock, and commerce ministries, as well as the chairman of the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB), as respondents, argues that the high prices of beef are no longer affordable for the lower and lower-middle class. The petition cites section 12 of the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh Order, 1972, which mandates the TCB to ensure the supply of products to the market and maintain affordable market prices. The petition alleges that the TCB has failed in its duty.
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A Supreme Court lawyer on Tuesday filed a writ petition seeking a directive to the government to allow import of cow and beef to make the meat prices affordable for the general public.The petitioner, Mahmudul Hasan, made the secretaries to the fisheries and livestock, and commerce ministries and the chairman of Trading Corporation of Bangladesh respondents to the writ petition.Petitioner Mahmudul argued that the prices of beef in the market increased too much and it was being sold for Tk 750 to Tk 850 per kilogramme.He said that the price of beef went beyond the affordability of lower and lower-middle class people.Mentioning section 12 of the Trading ...
Source: Newagebd

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