Sada Pathor

Sada Pathor

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1 lakh cubic feet of looted stones recovered in Sylhet in two days

According to the administration, half of the recovered stones have already been returned to Sada Pathor, while the rest are in the process of being reinstated.

Joint forces have been conducting raids since 13 August to recover stones illegally extracted from the Sada Pathor area. Photo: TBS

Sada Pathor theft: Looted stones buried under sand recovered in Sylhet’s Companiganj

RAB-11 Commander Lt Col HM Sajjad Hossain spoke to media after the drive yesterday (14 August). Photo: Collected

RAB seizes 40,000 cubic feet of Sada Pathor’s looted stones from Demra

Army personnel checking trucks loaded with stones at Sylhet on 14 August, 2025. Photo: TBS

Joint forces seize 35,000 cubic feet of stones in Sylhet, including loot from ‘Sada Pathor’

Sada Pathor lay barren as stones looted recently. Photo taken on 11 August 2025. Photo: Debashish Debu

HC orders list of looters, questions local admin’s role over Sada Pathor plundering

Union Parishad Chairman of Purbo Islampur in Companiganj, Sylhet, Md Alomgir Alom. Photo: Collected

UP chairman arrested amid stone looting controversy in Sylhet's Companiganj

Some of the looted stones restored at Sada Pathor on 14 August 2025. Photo: TBS

12,000 cubic feet of looted stones restored at Sada Pathor in a single night

Sada Pathor lay barren as stones looted recently. Photo taken on 11 August 2025. Photo: Debashish Debu

Petition filed at HC seeking action over stone looting at Sada Pathor in Bholaganj

Once a shining jewel of Sylhet, famed for its clear waters, white stones, and Meghalaya’s hills, “Sada Pathor” in Companiganj now lies devastated. Illegal stone looting has transformed this scenic riverbed into a barren wasteland with deep pits. Once protected after 2017 floods and a tourist hotspot, it is now sadly scarred by relentless destruction. The photo was taken on 12 August 2025. Photo: Debashish Debu/TBS

Joint forces deployed around the clock to protect stones at Sada Pathor

Once a shining jewel of Sylhet, famed for its clear waters, white stones, and Meghalaya’s hills, “Sada Pathor” in Companiganj now lies devastated. Illegal stone looting has transformed this scenic riverbed into a barren wasteland with deep pits. The photo was taken on 12 August 2025. Photo: Debashish Debu/TBS

Rampant stone extraction at Sada Pathor: ACC holds local administration responsible

Sada Pathor lay barren as stones looted recently. Photo taken on 11 August 2025. Photo: Debashish Debu

'Sada Pathor': District administration forms probe body over stone looting

Once a shining jewel of Sylhet, famed for its clear waters, white stones, and Meghalaya’s hills, “Sada Pathor” in Companiganj now lies devastated. Illegal stone looting has transformed this scenic riverbed into a barren wasteland with deep pits. Once protected after 2017 floods and a tourist hotspot, it is now sadly scarred by relentless destruction. The photo was taken on 12 August 2025. Photo: Debashish Debu/TBS

Iconic 'Sada Pathor' reduced to dystopian wasteland by rampant stone extraction

Sada Pathor. Photo: Collected

Sylhet's Bholaganj tourist spot reopens tomorrow