Exploring the Savanna Eco Park in Benjir: A Nature Lover’s Paradise
In the heart of Benjir, a hidden gem awaits nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike – the Savanna Eco Park. Owned by former IG Benjir Ahmed, this eco-resort and natural park is currently under investigation by a 15-member team from the National Revenue Board’s Central Intelligence Cell (CIC).
A Closer Look at the Investigation
On Tuesday, at noon, the team of representatives visited the park to conduct a thorough inspection. They explored various structures within the park premises and scrutinized the computers and files belonging to different park offices. Of particular interest to the team is the tax evasion issue related to the park’s operations. However, details regarding the specific focus of their investigation have not been disclosed to the media yet.
Allegations and Legal Issues
Previously, the park was established in Bairagitol village of Gopalganj Sadar Upazila under the supervision of the former IG and the Director-General of RAB. Allegations have surfaced claiming that the park was built on land belonging to the Hindu community without proper authorization. Last June, the park was seized by the local administration based on a court order. Currently, the park is being managed through the appointment of a receiver.
Conclusion
As the investigation unfolds, more details regarding the Savanna Eco Park in Benjir are expected to come to light. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
This article is a reminder that even seemingly idyllic locations can be embroiled in controversy and legal issues. It serves as a cautionary tale to always ensure proper legal procedures are followed when establishing any venture, especially on disputed lands. As nature lovers, it is essential to respect all communities and their rights to land ownership, fostering a harmonious relationship with the environment and society. Let this be a lesson to tread carefully in our pursuit of adventure and exploration, respecting the laws and traditions of the land we traverse.
