The government has launched strict measures across Bangladesh to control markets, stabilize essential commodity prices, and maintain law and order during the upcoming holy month of Ramadan. In Sitakunda, a mobile court led by Assistant Commissioner (Land) Abdullah Al Mamun fined three businesses a total of Tk 28,000 for selling expired or overpriced goods and failing to display price lists. Similar initiatives were reported in Goaland, Raiganj, and Sreemangal, where local administrations held preparatory meetings and joint monitoring drives.

In Goaland, officials discussed preventing hoarding, adulteration, and artificial shortages while ensuring fair prices and uninterrupted utility services. The Upazila Nirbahi Officer Sathi Das emphasized strict oversight to deter dishonest traders. In Raiganj, the monitoring committee pledged regular inspections and firm action against price manipulation. In Sreemangal, joint teams from the administration, consumer rights authority, and business associations inspected markets to ensure accurate pricing and product quality.

According to local administrations, these monitoring and enforcement activities will continue throughout Ramadan to protect consumer rights and prevent market instability.