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Rafiqul Islam from the district said that Shahed was taken to Chittagong Central Jail around 3:30 pm on Saturday.
He told bdnews24.com that Shahed would appear in court on Sunday in a fraud case brought by the Double Mooring Police Station in Chittagong.
The case was brought to Chittagong Double Mooring Police Station on July 13 on charges of embezzlement of Tk 91 lakh from Mega Mart, an auto parts importer, for allegedly taking a road permit to Dhaka.
The investigating officer on the case and Double Mooring SI Mostafizur Rahman Police Station told bdnews24.com that after Shahed was arrested, a request was made to the court to prove his arrest in the case. The court set Sunday for the hearing.
Meanwhile, a Mostafiz investigating officer said a request for a 10-day pretrial detention would be made to detain Shahid for questioning.
In the Double Mooring Police case, it is alleged that Regent Group Chairman Shahed and his associate Shahidullah embezzled Tk 91.25 lakh in cash from the business owner at different times promising to obtain route permits for the company’s vehicles. three wheels imported from Mega Motors in Dhaka.
Shahed took Tk 91 lakh for the route permit: case in Chittagong
Shahed subdued the Chittagong businessman showing his power
From January 22 to February 4, 2017, 32 lakh Tk was deposited in cash and the remaining 59.25 lakh Tk was deposited via bank accounts through the Dhaka Uttara Avenue Gate branch of the Premier Bank of Regent KCS Limited owned by Saheed.
The city’s detective police arrested 18 GNC autorickshaws from Ziauddin Mohammad Jahangir’s ‘Mega Motors’ company in 2016 for not having valid documents.
Shahid Karim came to Chittagong and threatened the police officers conducting the raid to get rid of these rickshaws.
Shahed Karim extorted Tk 91 lakh from Zia Uddin Mohammad Jahangir, the owner of Mega Mart, for taking route permits to Dhaka and 200 more automatic rickshaws along with the automatic rickshaws.
Cousin of the applicant Zia Uddin Jahangir. Saifuddin told bdnews24.com at the time that after taking Tk 91 lakh in several rounds, Shahid delivered a circular on behalf of the BRTA president to his brother Zia Uddin Jahangir without a memo number. They later met with the BRTA president and found out they were fake.
“After that, Shahed threatened us in various ways if we wanted to pay the money back. He had planned to take a few million rupees more to get a driver’s license in Dhaka.”
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