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On Friday, a Dhaka court referred three people, including Tariqul Islam Mumin, the BCL’s central vice president, in a four-day detention for questioning in a case filed at the Tejgaon police station.
Tejgaon Police Zone Additional Deputy Commissioner Rubaiyat Zaman told bdnews24.com that the Prime Minister’s Office Director-6, Mohammad Rafiqul Alam, had filed a case on May 5 accusing Tariqul, the assistant to the office of Prime Minister Fatema and Farhad. Tariqul was arrested from Bhola in this case.
In the case presented by Rafiqul Alam, the chairman of the history department at North North University, Professor Dr. M Enamul Haque, professor of civil engineering at BUET, is said to be present. Retired Air Commander M Abdus Salam Azad, former treasurer of Abdur Rauf and the Bangladesh University of Professionals, was nominated and the Ministry of Education sent documents to the Prime Minister’s Office.
After presenting this document to the Prime Minister, he said. M Enamul put a check mark next to Haque’s name. Later, while preparing to send the document to the President for final approval, Fatima, an office assistant in the Prime Minister’s Office, informed Tariqul by phone that M. Abdus Salam Azad had not received the approval.
Then, in accordance with Tariqul’s plan, Fatema took the document out of the Prime Minister’s Office and handed it over to a man named Farhad.
BCL central leader arrested in fraud case
The case is said, then the document said Tariqul. M Enamul Haque manipulated the check mark given by the Prime Minister next to his name and put a cross there. Similarly, professor. Air Commodore M Abdus Salam Azad with a cross marked next to Abdur Rauf’s name. The document was sent to the president’s office about a month ago.
Before handing over the documents, Fatema received Rs 10,000 through bKash and after the transfer, he took another Rs 10,000 through his son’s bKash account, as appropriate.
Although it happened about a month ago, the plaintiff mentioned in the statement that it was too late to file a case due to coronavirus.
Farhad and Nazim Uddin, along with Tariqul, were brought before the Dhaka High Court of Metropolitan Magistrates on Friday and remained in prison for seven days.
After the hearing, the Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate, Moinul Islam, rejected their bail request and granted each of them pretrial detention for four days.
Although Nazim Uddin’s name was not mentioned in the case statement, his involvement in the investigation has come to light, SI police police officer Farid Mia said.
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