Deputy Attorney General Rupar wrote a letter to 56 banks requesting bank accounts



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The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has asked Deputy Attorney General Jannatul Ferdousi to know all Rupar’s bank accounts as a result of allegations of bribery, money laundering and illegal acquisition of assets.

The letter was sent to 57 public and private banks on Thursday. The letters signed by Mohammad Ibrahim, deputy director of ACC’s central office, have been sent to the doctors at the banks.

Furthermore, the ACC has summoned Rupa for questioning on January 26. On the same day, Rupa was asked to appear at ACC headquarters along with his national identity card, copy of passport and documents to discuss the accusations against him.

The ACC summoned Rupa on November 4 for questioning in connection with allegations of illegal acquisition of wealth, including embezzlement by colluding with several defendants, including controversial contractor and Juba League leader GK Shamim by accepting bribes. through abuse of power on October 29. But she did not appear before the ACC that day when Rupa Korona was attacked.

A court petition was filed on Rupa’s behalf challenging the validity of the ACC notice. November 3, Justice. A higher court of Moinul Islam Chowdhury and judge AKM Zahirul Haque approved the order and observed the matter. The court said the ACC should be more active in stamping out corruption in the judiciary. During the hearing on the corruption lawsuit, the court further said that everyone should take into account that no one is above the law.

At the end of the hearing, the ACC’s lawyer told the media about the court’s observation. Khurshid Alam Khan. He said the car petition would go back to Superior Court on December 3 for hearing. If Jannatul Ferdousi Rupa goes to the ACC tomorrow (Wednesday), he will run and take time until December 6. If not, someone will appeal on your behalf, since you are ill.



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