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108 Sacks of Smuggled Fertilizer Seized Along with Boat in Itna

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Nazrul Islam Khairul, Kishoreganj Correspondent

Nazrul Islam Khairul, Kishoreganj Correspondent • 31 Oct • 2 min read • 5 views · 9 impressions

Updated 31 Oct 2026

108 Sacks of Smuggled Fertilizer Seized Along with Boat in Itna
Naval Police officers inspecting and securing the seized boat loaded with smuggled fertilizer in Itna.

Naval Police have seized 108 sacks of fertilizer that were being illegally smuggled by boat in Itna upazila, located in the haor region of Kishoreganj. However, police were unable to detain anyone involved in the incident.

The seizure took place around 10:00 PM on Friday (October 30) during a raid conducted in the Elongjuri Union of the upazila.

According to Naval Police and local sources, the raid was launched in Elongjuri Union based on a secret tip-off regarding the illegal transportation of fertilizer by boat. Sensing the presence of the police, those onboard fled the scene. Subsequently, the boat along with 108 sacks of fertilizer was seized.

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Confirming the matter, Inspector Md. Jamal Hossain of Kishoreganj Naval Police stated that they received secret information around 10:00 PM on Friday that fertilizer was being smuggled illegally via boat, which was scheduled to be unloaded at Elongjuri Market. Upon receiving the news, a team promptly raided the spot. Sensing police presence, the individuals involved managed to escape. Police then seized the boat containing the 108 sacks of fertilizer.

Inspector Md. Jamal Hossain added that necessary legal procedures regarding this incident are currently underway.

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Reported by Nazrul Islam Khairul, Kishoreganj Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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