Court Moves to Address Land Inequality
The court has issued a powerful order demanding that Rajuk reallocate recovered plots to landless and eligible candidates. This verdict comes amid a high-profile plot corruption case involving former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. The court did not mince words: it condemned the illegal distribution of plots, stating such actions undermine constitutional principles and the very fabric of the state. 
A Bold Step Toward Justice
This decision could be a game-changer for thousands who have dreamt of a piece of land to call their own. The court’s ruling isn’t just a slap on the wrist for those involved in past land scams—it’s a beacon of hope for the landless, and a warning to those who think they can play monopoly with real estate in Bangladesh.
It’s inspiring to see the judiciary stand up for fairness, even if it means untangling years of corruption. If only plots were as easy to get as opinions on social media! Let’s hope this move truly benefits the deserving and isn’t lost in bureaucracy.
Sources:
The Business Standard