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Bangladeshi citizens can no longer own more than 60 bighas of land

BANGLADESH

TBS Report
28 August, 2023, 08:30 pm
Last modified: 28 August, 2023, 08:37 pm

Violating the land law will be punishable with a fine of Tk1 lakh or one-month imprisonment or both​

UNB file photo
UNB file photo

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Bangladeshi citizens can no longer own more than 60 bighas of land. If someone owns more than 60 bighas of land, the government will acquire the additional land.

The cabinet gave final approval to the draft of the Land Reform Act-2023 with this provision in its regular meeting held at the Prime Minister's Office at Tejgaon in the capital on Monday (28 August).

However, this provision will not apply to cooperative societies, owners of tea gardens, coffee, rubber and fruit orchards or land producing raw materials of industrial factories, Cabinet Secretary Mahbub Hossain said while briefing reporters at the secretariat after the meeting.

He said landowners of export-oriented industrial and agro-processing activities, waqfs and religious trusts will also be out of this provision.

"If an individual possesses over 60 bighas of land (33 shotok per bigha), the government will be able to acquire the additional land," he explained.

Apart from this, violating the land law will be punishable with a fine of Tk1 lakh or one-month imprisonment or both.

 
However, this provision will not apply to cooperative societies, owners of tea gardens, coffee, rubber and fruit orchards or land producing raw materials of industrial factories, Cabinet Secretary Mahbub Hossain said while briefing reporters at the secretariat after the meeting.
Can a Bangladeshi own tea gardens, coffee, rubber and fruit orchards or land producing raw materials of industrial factories?
 
Bangladeshi citizens can no longer own more than 60 bighas of land

BANGLADESH

TBS Report
28 August, 2023, 08:30 pm
Last modified: 28 August, 2023, 08:37 pm

Violating the land law will be punishable with a fine of Tk1 lakh or one-month imprisonment or both​

UNB file photo
UNB file photo

UNB file photo

Bangladeshi citizens can no longer own more than 60 bighas of land. If someone owns more than 60 bighas of land, the government will acquire the additional land.

The cabinet gave final approval to the draft of the Land Reform Act-2023 with this provision in its regular meeting held at the Prime Minister's Office at Tejgaon in the capital on Monday (28 August).

However, this provision will not apply to cooperative societies, owners of tea gardens, coffee, rubber and fruit orchards or land producing raw materials of industrial factories, Cabinet Secretary Mahbub Hossain said while briefing reporters at the secretariat after the meeting.

He said landowners of export-oriented industrial and agro-processing activities, waqfs and religious trusts will also be out of this provision.

"If an individual possesses over 60 bighas of land (33 shotok per bigha), the government will be able to acquire the additional land," he explained.

Apart from this, violating the land law will be punishable with a fine of Tk1 lakh or one-month imprisonment or both.


What a stupid law!!

Take care of wealth hoarding through the tax system - instead of through socialist rationing!!!

Tax on land is the best way to ensure wealth distribution without choking genuine entrepreneurship.
 
Why? Is it a mother fucking socialist country? Are we under a new era Stalin?

This fucking law will be abolished as soon as the regime fall!
 
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A decent law if it were only restricted to personal property not meant for commercialisation/ production but instead they created the law and made exemptions where they thought makes sense. Not a great way to go about it, there will pop up places it should be allowed but they just didn't think of it.

Why? Is it a mother fucking communist country? This fucking law will be abolished as soon as the regime fall!
Communist or not, Bangladesh, specially places where most people live such as in Dhaka, have limited space. It would great if the people with the most money don't just get to keep buying and keeping property for no good reason while pricing others out of market. 60 bighas seem a lot for any one person.
 
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How about Agriculture land?

This is stupid and ugly like la-hasina.
 
Communist or not, Bangladesh, specially places where most people live such as in Dhaka, have limited space. It would great if the people with the most money don't just get to keep buying and keeping property for no good reason while pricing others out of market. 60 bighas seem a lot for any one person
I don't buy your BS logic! Why it's 60 bighas and not 55 or 65 bighas? Who decided that 60 bighas should be enough?

What is the golden standard of "a lot for any one person"? It's dam.n socialist idea that I abhor!

If you need more than 60 bighas, you just need to sign up with BAL and take it by force.
Or buy with black money! Take loan , start development project, spend 3/4 times ( necessary for loot) !

But common folks can't buy more than 60 bighas because they buy with white money!

If you go against it , you are either Razakar or a Pakistani,you should go to Pakistan! Period!

(This is BAL mentality nowadays!)
 
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Bangladeshi citizens can no longer own more than 60 bighas of land

BANGLADESH

TBS Report
28 August, 2023, 08:30 pm
Last modified: 28 August, 2023, 08:37 pm

Violating the land law will be punishable with a fine of Tk1 lakh or one-month imprisonment or both​

UNB file photo
UNB file photo

UNB file photo

Bangladeshi citizens can no longer own more than 60 bighas of land. If someone owns more than 60 bighas of land, the government will acquire the additional land.

The cabinet gave final approval to the draft of the Land Reform Act-2023 with this provision in its regular meeting held at the Prime Minister's Office at Tejgaon in the capital on Monday (28 August).

However, this provision will not apply to cooperative societies, owners of tea gardens, coffee, rubber and fruit orchards or land producing raw materials of industrial factories, Cabinet Secretary Mahbub Hossain said while briefing reporters at the secretariat after the meeting.

He said landowners of export-oriented industrial and agro-processing activities, waqfs and religious trusts will also be out of this provision.

"If an individual possesses over 60 bighas of land (33 shotok per bigha), the government will be able to acquire the additional land," he explained.

Apart from this, violating the land law will be punishable with a fine of Tk1 lakh or one-month imprisonment or both.

As usual, full of many loopholes. This law does not say anything about the limit of land ownership by a family. This is but another new Insincere BAL law that will cause a family to own 1000 bigha or more.

The law says of individual ownership of 60 bigha. An Islamic Mullah like @Saiful Islam may have four or more wives and twenty children from different mothers.

So, with 25 members, his family can legally own 1500 bigha or 500 acres of land. 60 bigha x 25 members.

Joy @Saiful Islam, Joy Hasina and Joy Bangladesh!!!
 
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If someone inherits more than 60 bighas then what happens?
 
Bangladeshi citizens can no longer own more than 60 bighas of land

BANGLADESH

TBS Report
28 August, 2023, 08:30 pm
Last modified: 28 August, 2023, 08:37 pm

Violating the land law will be punishable with a fine of Tk1 lakh or one-month imprisonment or both​

UNB file photo
UNB file photo

UNB file photo

Bangladeshi citizens can no longer own more than 60 bighas of land. If someone owns more than 60 bighas of land, the government will acquire the additional land.

The cabinet gave final approval to the draft of the Land Reform Act-2023 with this provision in its regular meeting held at the Prime Minister's Office at Tejgaon in the capital on Monday (28 August).

However, this provision will not apply to cooperative societies, owners of tea gardens, coffee, rubber and fruit orchards or land producing raw materials of industrial factories, Cabinet Secretary Mahbub Hossain said while briefing reporters at the secretariat after the meeting.

He said landowners of export-oriented industrial and agro-processing activities, waqfs and religious trusts will also be out of this provision.

"If an individual possesses over 60 bighas of land (33 shotok per bigha), the government will be able to acquire the additional land," he explained.

Apart from this, violating the land law will be punishable with a fine of Tk1 lakh or one-month imprisonment or both.

that is too much , in India a single person is allowed to have six bigha of agricultural land , feudalism was abolished by Indira gandhi .
 
Our feudalism was abolished by Husain Sarwardy.
Lol you still have such big land holding , first go and frame new laws for land reform . Suhrawardy was never powerful enough to do land reforms , he was kicked out of pakistan politics by punjabis.
 
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Lol you are still have such big land holding , first go and frame new laws for land reform . Suhrawardy was kicked out of pakistan politics by punjabis.
We have no feudalism in our country. What abolishing feudalism in Bangladesh has anything to do with Sarwardy's departure from Pakistan's politics?
 

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