Interrogation in the hands of the machinist Salam, some doctors involved



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Abdus Salam, a mechanic with the Health Education Bureau, used to get the questionnaires for government medical and dental admission tests out of the press. He then gave it to his cousin Jasim Uddin Munnu, one of the masterminds. Jasim used to provide filtered questions to his various associates.

After Jasim’s arrest, questioning revealed that Abdus Salam, a machine man from the Health Education Bureau, was the main culprit. Basically, the interrogation process started with his hand. And five or six rogue doctors and three or four training centers also participate in this questioning process.

The police Department of Criminal Investigation (CID) did not arrest the culprits of the government medical and dental admission test. After the last four or five days of continuous surveillance and raids to catch him, the cyber police were successful last night. Abdus Salam was arrested in disguise Monday night at a house in the G block of Banasree in the capital.

This information was given by SM Ashraful Alam, the CID Special Superintendent of Cyber ​​Police in a press conference held at the CID office in Malibagh on Tuesday afternoon.

He said that while investigating the case brought by DU authorities regarding the leak of the Dhaka University ‘D’ unit admission exams in 2016, the cyber police found the leaked medical admission test questionnaires and government dental. After the arrest of SM Sanayer Hassan, who participated in the leak of the DU entrance exams, shocking information came out about the leak of the government medical and dental entrance exams.

He further said that Zakir Hassan Dipu and Parvez Khan, along with Jasim Uddin Bhuiyan, the mastermind of leaking medical question documents, were arrested on July 19 in a raid in different areas of Mirpur on the basis of information from Sanayer. A check for Tk 2.30 crore, a certificate of savings for Tk 2.28 crore and a check for Tk 84 lakh were recovered from Jasim.

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CID official Ashraful Alam said: “We are investigating how much wealth they have accumulated through questioning.” I am investigating the money laundering case as a preliminary stage. I have received information on real and personal property in the name of the accused. Speaking of just one, I have received information on a total of 36 bank accounts from Jasim. The amount deposited in these accounts is 21 crore 26 lakh. The amount deposited in 14 accounts of his wife Sharmin Ara Jasmine alias Shilpi is 3 crore 7 lakh. I have noticed that when taking the medical admission test, the credit on these accounts is usually higher in October-November.

Ashraful Alam said that the CID cyber police filed a case at the Mirpur model police station on July 20. The investigation began. While investigating, cyber police arrested seven more people involved in leaking government medical and dental admission exams. The name Mastermind Abdus Salam came up during the interrogation of the arrested person.

He said a case would be brought under the Money Laundering Act against those who illegally acquired assets through interrogation once the investigation is complete. Five to six rogue doctors and three to four training centers were found to be involved in the interrogation process. A detailed investigation is underway.

When asked about Salam’s assets, Ashraful Alam said that he had no money in his bank account but was addicted to buying land. I’m trying to find out how much land he owns.

He said that many of those admitted to medical examinations are now doctors. After the investigation of the case, a request will be made to the competent authorities to take action against the doctors who were admitted and suffered fraud. Abdus Salam will be sent to court with a request for a 10-day pre-trial detention for questioning. Efforts will be made to find out who else participates in this cycle.

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