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Judge KM Imrul Kayesh of Dhaka Metropolitan Special Court No. 1 will announce the verdict in the case on Monday.
Regent’s president, Shahed, used to appear among VVIPs regularly at major events that covered the news of various fraud cases starting from the MLM business.
He also wanted to be “important” with numerous selfies taken on Facebook with government ministers, parliamentarians, senior law enforcement officials, and important people, including government bureaucrats.
He was arrested by law enforcement on charges of embezzling millions of rupees through fraud and forgery in the name of medical treatment during the coronavirus epidemic.
Among the dozens of cases brought against Saheed, the Uttara West Police Station Gun Law case was the first verdict.
Observing the verdict, the judge said: “There are many people in our society disguised as Saheed, for whom the verdict in this case will serve as a message.”
The judge sentenced Shahed to life imprisonment under section 19 (a) of the Gun Act, which is the maximum sentence provided by the law. In another section, Shahed was sentenced to seven years in prison. However, since the penalty of the two sections will be effective together, life imprisonment will be applicable in your case.
‘Scammer’ testimonial
Detectives detained Shahid after he was arrested at the Debhata border in Satkhira on the morning of July 15. During pre-trial detention, a pistol with ammunition and some drugs were seized from his car in a raid in Uttara on the night of July 18.
Following the verdict, the judge said: “Shahed bought the car with a loan of Tk 20 lakh. But he did not confess in court. Shahid gave false information to the court. He is a very smart and cunning person. He was unable to obtain any mercy from the court as he was shown to have a gun in his car. “
Abdullah Abu Roy, the chief state prosecutor in the case, told bdnews24.com after the verdict: The verdict in the case has shown that Shahed is a criminal. This verdict will be an example in society ”.
The investigator of the case said the detective police inspector. After Sairul Islam filed a charge sheet with the Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrates Court on July 30, the court started the trial on August 28 by forming a charge sheet. The case reached a verdict in just eight business days from the formation of the complaint.
Prosecutor Abdullah Abu said that no other criminal case had been decided in Bangladesh in such a short time.
Shahed’s attorney said in context. Moniruzzaman told reporters: “The case ended in just 7 business days. The rush became more. I did not receive justice. We will go to the higher court against the verdict ”.
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