Fatullah Correspondent: Drug peddlers have become extremely desperate in Kutubpur, Paglar, Fatulla, due to the indifference of law and order forces and the direct and indirect support of political leaders. Drug dealers are selling and buying drugs openly without any coverDrugs have become very easily available in the whole of Qutbpur. If you raise your hand, you will find phensidyl, heroin, alcohol, ganja, the current craze drug Yaba tablets and various other drugs.

According to the ground investigation, Qutubpur has always been a target point for drug dealers due to its geographical location, convenient location in the communication system, labor intensive area. And drug dealers are taking this opportunity very wellRasulpur, Akonpatti Naymati, Sharifbagh, Amtala, Shahibazar, Boubazar, Chitashal, Munsibagh, Badamtala, Shahidnagar, Adarshnagar, Noorbagh, Kusumbagh, Khalpar, Delpara, Railway line Battala, Shahibazar, Nandalalpur, Bhuigarh, Mahmudpur, Raghunathpur, Tushardhara, Pagla, Union. Drugs are running everywhere including Jelepara, Muslimpara, NishchintpurFun business.In Siddhirganj’s Jalkuri, there is a drug market next to Paksha shrine. This drug spot runs from morning to midnight every day. As a result, the youth society of the area is falling in the face of destruction.

Locals complain that two drug dealers named Tanu (45) and Alamin (40) are carrying on this business under the umbrella of late Alkas Fakir’s son Bhumidsu Noor Islam.

Locals say that Noor Islam, a former servant of Pakhasar shrine, has great influence in the area. There are several charges of land robbery in his name at Siddhirganj police station. His house is bordered by Paksha’s shrine and has become a drug spot for a long time. There is no one to see.

Masum of Bhuighar Delpara area in Qutubpur was caught by RAB Eleven a few days ago, but he still has a huge drug centrate.
The drug business is run by Masum’s younger brother, Shamim and Shamim’s Shala Morsalin, Masum is a permanent resident of Comilla.
Morsalin and Shami drove an auto from Narayanganj Ling Road signpost to Chajara, by which they carried drugs and exchanged them at different places.
Morsaline quite a while ago

Arrested with drugs near Narayanganj mobile court, Magistrate Moushumi Benjira in mobile court, sentenced to three months under section 36.1.23, there is a huge syndicate of Ranu army in Pagla Qutubpur Shahibazar area.

Living with his family in Masum Delpara area of ​​Qutubpur, he has been running the drug business through Delpara Himel and Kausar Amir Hossain for many years. They have dozens of drug cases to their name but are also carrying on drug trade under the nose of the law enforcement agencies, said Himmel, a convicted drug case convict.

Qutubpur’s political leaders spoke loudly against drugs whenever they got the chance. They are seen giving speeches against drugs and youth gangs in mosques, temples, political platforms and even funerals. Apart from abusing the drug dealers, the powerful leaders are also threatening to beat them up. In such a statement, they received a lot of applause as well as tips and cuts from many people. But the local people complain that the relatives of those leaders are involved in drug trade and consumption. The image of Qutbpur is the opinion of the public. Although unable to open their mouths publicly, some are expressing their anger to their loved ones and on social media about such ridiculous activities of the speakers.

According to the data, political shelters are becoming the main tool of drug traffickers. Allegedly, many mainstream political leaders in the region directly shelter the drug trade. Many even have family members directly involved in drug use and dealing. Besides, the leaders are also accused of giving shelter to many identified drug dealers. Many accused in the drug trade are seen around the leaders. They even made banners and festoons using pictures of leaders on various occasions. And there are rumors that some of the leaders have got a lot of money through the drug trade.

Prominent people are of the opinion that drugs have an indirect relationship with the emergence of juvenile gangs. They say, cheap drugs are used to lure rising teenagers into gangs. Once those teenagers became drug dealers to provide drug money. They are seen engaging in conflict to maintain business and dominance.