Benapole Correspondent :
Four police constables were sent to Jail on Sunday for submitting fake freedom fighter certificate when they surrendered to the court on Sunday to avoid arrest.
District Judicial Magistrate Court Judge Manzurul Islam ordered them to be sent to jail after they were produced before the Judicial Magistrate Court in Jashore.
The arrestees are Rana Hasan, who was working in Dhaka , Bappy Mahmud is in Jhenidaho , Moniruzaman is in Khulna Metropolitan Police and Alim uddin who is under Satkhira, In 2015, they got appointed as constables after applying under the freedom fighter quota.
The four accused named in the case surrendered to the court on Sunday to avoid arrest. The judge ordered them not to be granted bail and they finally sent to Jashore Jail.
Jashore Reserve Police Office Inspector Mashiur Rahman said the appointment of constables was held at Jashore Police Line Field on February 23, 2015.
The four accused were finally selected for the post under freedom fighter quota. After six months of training, they joined the workforce.
Police sent their submitted freedom fighter certificates to the Ministry of Liberation Affairs in the same year, and they were proved fake after verification.
After receiving the ministry’s recommendation report on December 30 last year, Masiur filed a case with the police station on charges of fraud.
Four police constables were sent to Jail on Sunday for submitting fake freedom fighter certificate when they surrendered to the court on Sunday to avoid arrest.
District Judicial Magistrate Court Judge Manzurul Islam ordered them to be sent to jail after they were produced before the Judicial Magistrate Court in Jashore.
The arrestees are Rana Hasan, who was working in Dhaka , Bappy Mahmud is in Jhenidaho , Moniruzaman is in Khulna Metropolitan Police and Alim uddin who is under Satkhira, In 2015, they got appointed as constables after applying under the freedom fighter quota.
The four accused named in the case surrendered to the court on Sunday to avoid arrest. The judge ordered them not to be granted bail and they finally sent to Jashore Jail.
Jashore Reserve Police Office Inspector Mashiur Rahman said the appointment of constables was held at Jashore Police Line Field on February 23, 2015.
The four accused were finally selected for the post under freedom fighter quota. After six months of training, they joined the workforce.
Police sent their submitted freedom fighter certificates to the Ministry of Liberation Affairs in the same year, and they were proved fake after verification.
After receiving the ministry’s recommendation report on December 30 last year, Masiur filed a case with the police station on charges of fraud.
